@tseung

If you device a circuit that when the switch is turned off send a pulse to the coil in order to produce a reaction from it, that could posibly make a self runner.

It could be another joule thief in place of the bulb.

Just an idea.

Quote from: Pirate88179 on September 13, 2010, 08:39:35 AM
Lawrence:

During that 30 seconds, did the led begin to blink at all?  Usually we see that with a basic JT circuit in that the pulses drop to a low enough frequency that the human eye can pick them up.  This usually happens at the very end of the battery cycle if the circuit is not re-tuned.

Bill

No.  It was just dim.  I shall try to take a video next time.

Verify the result of Sep 13 at night

The setup was changed to one AA battery.

The result was similar.  However, the waveforms were different.

GEX-50 A will now be frozen.  Work will start on GEX-50 B.

*** GEX-50 A can be shown to any visitor in a moments notice.  OVERUNITY result can always be reproduced and verified.

Start working on GEX-50B.

GEX-50A work is frozen.  Hopefully, all tests can be reproduced.  The connections were soldered.  With a few more frozen samples, we shall loan them to Universities and/or Research Organizations.

The General Public can see them at the Inno Tech Design Expo 2010 at the Hong Kong Invention Center from Dec 2-4, 2010.  Admission is free.  We may decorate a Christmas Tree with hundreds of LEDs powered by one AA battery (or a solar cell key ring).

Lawrence:

Now you are getting there.  That is a decent amount of light.
By the way, tell forever that I said hello.

Bill