Joule Thief

[resonanceman]

@all

On picture 6 i am starting the second revolution , you go like that about 18 turns or at least until you get to the other end of the wire.

Then you put a second one in the empty space , leaving room between them.

Mark

Thanks  for the detailed directions

I just  got back from the store.  I bought 2 ft  of 4 inch PVC pipe  I thought I would  use part of it to make a coil  like yours.



I  had a thought.......   if  a piece of copper or other metal was wrapped around  the tube before winding the coil..........I would think that the coil would  put   a pretty good electro static  charge on it....... maybe that charge could be used for something.

Maybe  an extra length  of secondary could be connected to it......... like  a trigger  coil. ...... so it might work  for wireless  transmition


gary

[innovation_station]

MIGHT MESS UP YOUR TV GARY ...  LOL

i am gonna throw the wobbler on the shelf for now ... it is annoying big time ..  last coil worked quite poorly ...

could be the weight of the core or maybe the size of the coils ..  or perhaps the distance between them ...

none the less im a tune a gold mine ...  for highest output per turn ... 

agin ...  then make a few output leads on it ...  ac out put sounds good  bridged to a cap or 8

W

[xee2]

@ ist

i am gonna throw the wobbler on the shelf for now

After pages and pages of posts, you still have not explained what your wobbler is or how it works. So what is the point of posting anything about it at all? If you do not want to explain what it is and how it works then your posts about it are of no use to anyone and are just wasting space.

EDIT: I am not trying to discourage you from posting, I am trying to encourage you to make your posts more useful.

[jeanna]

So, I got more pictures of how to wind it (this is fine because others do not know how) but still nothing on what wire connects to which part of anything.

My synopsis:
So far, you do this complicated wind around a duct tape roll and put it on the table and it lights a filament tube.
Oh, yes, you arrange a transistor and a battery near the tube so it works by osmosis through the air as long as it is near the tube.

SO,
If there is anyone who knows how to connect the wire ends together and to the transistor and battery , please do tell.

and,
I will thank you,

jeanna

[jeanna]

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ANTANAS

These are very interesting concepts.
I have seen a few like this but I do not remember seeing all of these.
Thank you,

jeanna