Quote from: IotaYodi on March 24, 2010, 12:58:40 PM
Standard "hot" electricity for sure. But if the NS coil is using "cold" electricity as some suspect it may be possible to run larger currents in smaller wires without heating up the wires. Wont know that till there is a working prototype. It would be outstanding if we could even get a JT to work with it. Remote locations could have at least light then.

OK
You won't be able to get a joule thief to work with it because a joule thief needs a steady supply not a pulsed one.
Do you remember?  I used a stubblefield coil as a replacement for the toroid in a joule thief and there were voltage pulses that came off the secondary in the same manner as they do in a toroid with the secondary.
They were much higher as is found in the toroid with secondary. (I think 35v, and I may find my notes, but for now that is my memory of it.)

BUT, and maybe this is what you meant, if the pulses can be set in motion with the little rotor as lasersaber shows, the pulses from the secondary will be high and can light a remote location.
Anyway that is where I am going.
I intend to use what I have learned from my "joule thief as secondary or pulse generator" experiments to light a home.
Since there is a rotor involved it is easy to make the next leap.

thank you,

jeanna

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I guess what I think is the stubblefield coil really is a joule thief self contained.
It has the battery
the coil maybe centertapped??
the secondary
It even produces the pulses but they are in millivolts range.
To be powerful like a joule thief it needs the controlling switch and lasersaber found a way to switch it without the transistor.

Quote from: jeanna on March 24, 2010, 01:16:25 PM

jeanna

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I guess what I think is the stubblefield coil really is a joule thief self contained.
It has the battery
the coil maybe centertapped??
the secondary
It even produces the pulses but they are in millivolts range.
To be powerful like a joule thief it needs the controlling switch and lasersaber found a way to switch it without the transistor.

I agree , it is a jt in its own wright , designed into a battery , how beautiful was that , simple yet complex .

Not only the the value of the parts but crucial location , a work of art !

I am so pleased by all this , now 2 read switch to use both East and West kicks .

Better if the kick permit no rotor just the reed on the core , or some type of relay arrangements.

I may not have read all the tread , but if you look at the post i made in this tread i was on the button .

Keep the good work everyone .

Mark

Its amazing what occurs in an egoless dialogue.

Almost as though clarity is a natural result during such an exchange.

Like the ether contributing to the cause in an overunity device.

Riveting discussion...please continue, thanks.

Regards...

Thanks Laser for that picture explanation. I thought so that it is a bifilar winding.

Yes, Stubblefield's coils are bifilar, just like the JT circuits.  These are related in ways we might not even know yet.

Bill