Single AA battery to light WHITE LED for long-long time

[martinun]

outsch, you 're right.
I need to go in the same direction when I turn the wire... 

It looks like mixing up left and right 
sorry for bothering

cheers
Martin

[Hhx]

Hi all

@Zon
Thank you to share detailed information. I believe that it is very important to be able to replicate with success.

Regards, Hhx

[NerzhDishual]

Hi Harti_Berlin,

@zon,

what are your 2 hexagonal magnets made of ?
Are these ferrite magnets ?
Where did you get them from ?

Should I be mistaken, but, I have noticed that your questions were not answered.
Anyway, IMO, these (Neo, I guess) hexagonal magnets are from (old) computer disk.
The only problem is to 'unglue'/remove them safely.

I have tested some of the first Zon circuit with 6 LEDs with a 1.2 volts rechargeable bat.
It actually have, IMO again,  a 'non conventional' behavior.

Best

[zon]

The magnet are magnet toys with brand RattlesnakesSoundEggs, made in china
http://www.made-in-china.com/trade-offers/offerviewrfnJYIxVuRZj/Sell-Rattlesnake-Sound-Eggs.html
They have some types, heart, bullet, sausage, coin and hexagonal as i use it.
I don't know the material.



zon

[zon]

also what is the cut off text of your last circuit diagram at the top ?

Can you scale this circuit up,
so that it constantly light up 10 to 20  LEDs brightly from maybe 3 or 4 batteries
without dropping the voltage ?

If you can scale this circuit up into the 1 Watts range, that would be really great !

Sorry, cut off text come from resizing file, the text is 3rd Coil (part of previous schematic)
I try to open T02 coil and "learn it" but I missing label of lead and now T02 is disamble
I try to contact my friends again.

for  1 Watts range
If someone could help me, to convert my design for using source 6Volt and 12 Volt DC ?
I'm using battery 1.2 volt schematic because the basic design is The Joule Thief
I haven't a good electronic background. I'm only can play with bread board and coil/transformer


zon