Joule Thief

[nievesoliveras]

@groundloop

Just a question.

Jesus

[WilbyInebriated]

@All,

Attached is my replication of WilbyInebriated circuit. I got the inverter from a Kodak Funsaver Flash camera.
The only modification I did was adding one 1N4007 diode as shown in the drawing. The tube is a 15 Watt type.
The light output is approx. 1/10 of full brightness. The circuit works as claimed by WilbyInebriated.

@WilbyInebriated,

Reading my posts again, I now see that they could be misinterpreted as critic of your person. That was never my
intention at all. I did indeed build the circuit some years back and I have replicated the circuit with a inverter from a
new camera today. The new circuit was a little different than I remembered. So again, I'm sorry that I hurt your feelings,
that was never planned by me at all. I'm not an armchair theorist, something my web site can prove. I honestly work for
promoting free energy as much as my time and money allow me to do. I'm not on this forum to disturb people to quit.
This can be confirmed by my postings and circuits that I have made. I try my best to post accurate information about
all replica I do. Your circuit is a excellent circuit for energy savings. The light output is just enough bright to be
useful in a mains out situation. I'm sorry to see that you deleted your posts. If you find my former posts in this thread
wrong then I will delete them too on request. My web site is here: http://home.no/ufoufoufoufo/ (It is on a slow server and
can be out sometimes.) I hope we can put this behind us now and move on with free energy research.

Groundloop.

i owe you an apology groundloop. you were right, i should have just calmed down.
i also want to say that in rereading your posts i think i was doing the same thing i was accusing you of doing, i wasn't listening to what you were trying to say, all i heard was 'wrong'. i had used the only transformer symbol the schematic program i had downloaded had with 4 wires and added a pin trying to simulate the 5 pin transformer for someone who would be putting the circuit together and seeing it as a little box with 5 pins instead of how the transformer is actually wound inside. what i should have done was just drawn a box, labeled it T1 and put 5 pins on it. in drawing that way i gave you the impression that that was how the coil was wound? does that make any sense or am i adding more confusion?
i can't take credit for this circuit, its actually the youtube guys from the link that maw posted. i came across it a year or so ago looking for a better igniter for a potato gun. i had a few of the kodak circuits from a coil gun project so i made a couple shockers, great for busy holiday shopping at the mall 

@ everyone, i apologize for deleting my posts.

[Pirate88179]

@ Wilby:

Good to see you here.  We need all of the good minds we can get to explore these types of devices. 

Shocking coils for the Mall?  I'll bet they are effective. Ha ha.  I saw a video on youtube somewhere with a guy that made a stun gun out of a small transformer/power supply like those for charging cell phones, or cordless phones, etc.  He tried it on his room mate (on camera of course)  It appeared to work very well.

Bill

[innovation_station]

a few more pics of jt units

ist

[Pirate88179]

@ ist:

Holy crap!  What are you doing with all of those wired together?  Have you turned this unit on yet?  Very impressive.

Bill