Joule Thief

[innovation_station]

@the NOP

add a crystal or 2    try agin ...  if not might be just a case of longer and finer wire to step it up a wee bit 


any ways   still much to do 3 coils done ... im gonna aim for all 12 ...  see how far i make it

ist!

NOTICE....  in the crystal thred how it charged a cap.....   hummmmmmmmmm


what am i saying ......  lol     my cap motor started by touch 1 time only

WHAT THE FLUX!!!!  IS THIS EVEN REAL LIFE ...   LOL


NAW IT CANT BE ... it must be  WONDERLAND ...  cuz you CANT  DO THIS IN REAL LIFE ....    CAN YOU? 


perhaps this needs a peek    as it is peeking at you ............

   
Re: free electricty from crystals
« Reply #16 on: March 24, 2007, 04:11:22 AM »
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hooked up crystal to cap and yes it will charge a cap i used 24000 hz crystal and 63v 47 u cap charges instantly as it should so..... free energy

[jeanna]

theNOP,

What is not working with you?

It feels redundant, but it helps on this thread to give a wee bit of history of what you are talking about. There are so many thoughts etc.

Are you not able to see any millivolts between your hands on the voltmeter? It is really cold in my kitchen er lab, and I am getting 18 millivolts. We aren't really reliable batteries. Maybe some chilis would help? 

jeanna

[Pirate88179]

@ Jeanna:

I have not done this test of yours in years but I just now did it again. (My personal voltage)  At first, I set the meter on the 200 millivolt scale and it gave 1111111 which is an error code.  I then set it on the 2000 scale and I am reading 225 mv between my left and right hands through my fingers!

I did this same test back in our machine shop (who knows why) and almost all of my employees showed nothing or next to nothing and I was reading over 180 mv.  I have no idea what this means.  I had just received a bad shock the day before while working on some equipment so I figured that was the reason.  And now?  Maybe it is all the zaps I have been getting while making my videos with the Fuji circuit.

Just thought I would post this.

Bill

[TheNOP]

theNOP,

What is not working with you?

It feels redundant, but it helps on this thread to give a wee bit of history of what you are talking about. There are so many thoughts etc.

Are you not able to see any millivolts between your hands on the voltmeter? It is really cold in my kitchen er lab, and I am getting 18 millivolts. We aren't really reliable batteries. Maybe some chilis would help? 

jeanna

i was trying to light a led with my finger but it didn't work.  ^^

yes, i can see volts at the tips of my fingers.
also see that my right hand is positive, 40 millivolts.
germanium transistor have a .3 volt barrier, so the reason of my previous remark.

try rubbing your cloths on yourself or rubbing your feets on a rug.

[innovation_station]

you perked my intrest as well

so i did a read lol

on the 20vdc setting i read .44 volts 

lol

wild

altho i dont beleave my meters  i have torchered em 

lol