The "Electro-Magnet Power Coil" generates and loops it's own flyback through a diode and powers the speaker generator at resonance illuminating 100 3 volt LED's in series. The SPDT switch is capable of generating 3 volts that can be fed directly into a second bank of LED's that are connected in parallel. I'm testing the amperage and number of LED's we can light this way, but it currently appears to be substantial.

This video shows the latest version of the oscillator with speed control, slow, medium and fast:

https://youtu.be/L7C4BCZm7Yc

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LED's in parallel:

https://youtu.be/JDdBYQFoS0Q

The recycling diode lights the LED's brighter and connecting the LED's does not slow the oscillator down.

I believe the looping diode rectifies the negative half of the sine wave flyback and the positive portion of the current exits a pathway through the coil short supplied by the SPDT switch. The output from the switch measures a solid 3 D.C. volts. Part of that power is delivered through the recycling diode.

                                                         Silent running.

A second elastic band beneath the flipper eliminates all the noise:


https://youtu.be/6w7hvw7qp8I