Lynx Joule Inverter

[Lynxsteam]

I remember you were the first to replicate the early Joule lamp and you did it better than I did.  I look forward to what you may find out with your experiments.

Its too bad these bulbs are so uncommon and so expensive.  However, they are a very neat way for me to convert the wind energy from my Turbines to useable power.  A small solar panel and small wind turbine would more than power 6 of these 24/7.  My small 24" wind turbine puts out up to 2 amps, and in average 8-10 mph winds 100-200 ma

The output from the unused secondary is high voltage up to 67 volts rectified DC, but very little in amps.  I was charging a 9 volt battery and seeing 4 ma.  That's OK.
Still I think for the price of a small ready made transformer this is a very efficient way to light LED bulbs.  I'd be curious how this compares to just buying 12 volt LED bulbs.  I bet Lidmotor knows the answer to that.

[Djoko]

Hi Guys,

I just play with my homemade LED Bulb 220VAC 3Watt (I bought driver & HPL Led and I assemble on the E-27 Fittint) today. It consist of 3 LED Driver & 3 High Power Led. I try Lynx schematic using standart transformer and it work. Then I try directly connect my LED to various DC voltage and it work great. Here couple of my pict. When I directly connect to grid it draw 18 mA, when connect to DC 12 V it draw 8.1 mA, connect to 24VDC it draw 29.1 mA and connect to 36VDC it draw 35.3 mA.

Keep experiments
Djoko

[Lynxsteam]

Here's a video showing the two 3 watt bulbs running off the yellow of the transformer at 12 volts and .36 -.5 watts each.  The two heavier black leads are run to a full wave bridge rectifier and to the volt meter showing anywhere from 30 -70 vdc depending on the voltage and brightness of the bulbs.  The output from the bridge rectifier will trickle charge batteries.  Charging batteries doesn't seem to affect bulb brightness. Its not free energy but it is a very simple and efficient circuit.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qkhgzANMJaA

[synchro1]

@Lynxstream,

                 Is the battery gaining?   

[totoalas]

Here's a video showing the two 3 watt bulbs running off the yellow of the transformer at 12 volts and .36 -.5 watts each.  The two heavier black leads are run to a full wave bridge rectifier and to the volt meter showing anywhere from 30 -70 vdc depending on the voltage and brightness of the bulbs.  The output from the bridge rectifier will trickle charge batteries.  Charging batteries doesn't seem to affect bulb brightness. Its not free energy but it is a very simple and efficient circuit.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qkhgzANMJaA

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hAVE YOU TRIED WITH AT LEAST 10 220 V AC LED LAMPS  then its a winner if we can use less amps   for solar lighting     thanks
totoalas