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Overunity Machines Forum



Joule Thief

Started by Pirate88179, November 20, 2008, 03:07:58 AM

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ScienceMan

@ Elctricme

Thanks very much for the reply... Just to tell you -> I'm 14 years old  and I am a "school kid" (sounds as though you think I'm a teacher)  ;D ;D ;D... Perhaps my name should have been ScienceBoy not ScienceMan ha ha... But anyway thats besides the point...

Thanks a whole lot for those instructions and like I said earlier, I'm gonna make the JT this weekend and post results and photo's etc... Thanks again :)

SciMan (SciBoy)

altrez

@ Elctricme

Thank you for the warm welcome! I do have another question that is not related to the fuji circut that perhaps you or someone else might be of some help. I built the JT from the instruction's at evilmadscientist.com and I got all my parts from radioshack. Right now I am simply connecting LEDS to the main one in the circuit and there all in parallel. I have got around 15 LEDS running just fine. And I am sure I could add at-least 15 more. I think most of the people on this forum put there's in series, is there a reason for this?

The more I read in the forum the more I think I am missing something. Should there be a diffrent coil then the one the LED's are connecting too? My coil is only 6 turns or a 3/3.

I noticed on here that some coils have way more turns then mine. I also completely removed the resistor once I added more leds to the main circut. And my mA drawn went down slightly.

Again thank you for the warm welcome!

Take Care!

weri812

PUT YOUR MIND IN GEAR BEFORE  YOU PUT YOUR MOUTH IN MOTION

Mk1

@altrez

Welcome , and yes try something put one more coil on it and connect your led on it , they will light , 1 turn may be enough to light all your led , now if you can light all the led you have parallel on it , how many 1 turn coil can you put on your toroid
And how many led can you put on those , the answer is to many , for the money a have.

I only connect leds in series to check voltage , but in parallel is the way to go.

Mark


Edit @all also longer jt coil lowers battery draw.

Mk1

Quote from: ScienceMan on March 11, 2009, 11:19:30 AM
@ Elctricme

Thanks very much for the reply... Just to tell you -> I'm 14 years old  and I am a "school kid" (sounds as though you think I'm a teacher)  ;D ;D ;D... Perhaps my name should have been ScienceBoy not ScienceMan ha ha... But anyway thats besides the point...

Thanks a whole lot for those instructions and like I said earlier, I'm gonna make the JT this weekend and post results and photo's etc... Thanks again :)

SciMan (SciBoy)

LOL , don't worry you will be a man here , i can't wait to see , you result , we will help you no problem . If you do show your friends how then you will a teacher.

Thank for being here !

Mark