Joule Thief

[synchro1]

@Gadgetmall,

                  Your miniature coil wraped  "Hi Perm" ferrite core resting on the circular magnet functions like a "Kunel" type linear magnet generator. I believe you can regulate the output by seperating the generator from the magnet a little to avoid frying your componants. A vise like screw spacer might help.

                   The Darlington transistor and germanium diodes together with your tiny "Kunel" type generator have set a new high water mark in the Free Energy field. Your hands on skills are uncanny. Thanks for leading us.

[gadgetmall]

yea i really don't know what to say .

If it wasn't for the circuit that fried i would think they are just too high a frequency for meters . But the think is i made two that don't charge . they discharge . So i can see this can be rather tricky to get working . The transistors have a lot to do with it .
I would choose a transistor with a high frequency for the primary transistor and a high gain transistor for the secondary one.

I need a long break and i promised we were putting up the tree today so i will check in and out guys later on .

Gadget

[NickZ]

   It's almost noon here, the white led indicator light is still on, voltage on the circuit is 1/10 of a volt.
   It's almost 12 hours later, so I think that I'm seeing what LS was talking about. That when the voltage gets to a certain point, the light will go on for a long, long, long, time. But, there is no real useable light output at that level, with the voltage reading 1/10 of a volt. If I turn off the switch, it goes to 0.65 volt in 2 minutes, and to 1.1 volt, or so, in 5 minutes, and stays there if left off. So, I think that it may be the capacitor/battery combo "bounce back" or self re-charging electronegative effect. Or???
   So, the second diode/cap is NOT what causes the circuit to drop to almost  nothing.  It then can come back on its own to about 1 volt, or so, the indicator light gets bright, and core starts singing again.
I've got the hose ready, just in case.

[synchro1]

@Nickz,

         Do you have a permanent magnet attached directly to, or in adjancency to your ferrite coil core?

@ Gadgetmall,

          A tiny coil of a few wraps around a thin non magnetic disk washer at the end of the ferrite core, wraped counter wound around it, and opposite to the attached permanent disk magnet pole. A potentiomter can adjust the counter magnetic coil like a "FLUXRESISTOR" and control output. Kunel invented and patented this and I posted part above.

           The patent adds that the control field augments the permanent magnet field to help magnatize the ferrite core and ampliy the power when you start to turn it on by turning the control coil off.

[totoalas]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eulKpWNeoUI
http://www.youtube.com/my_videos?pi=1
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qd2oZG0Q3Ic
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zEO9L0guZp8
Super J O U le Ringer Charging back effect
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NKy7Bs_gNlw
Super SS SSG Charging back source
schematic in the ef joule thierf thread
happy experimenting
totoalas