How to build the Joule Ringer transformer.

[100roberthenry]

cool, i was looking for something the same as this , thanks.

[nunenuh]

great job man!!! Thankz for share it to us... I hope there will be much people like you...

[Begbucks]

Very clear video for 360/480p What camera are you using if I may ask?

[09111310670]

very good

[SuperVapeUK]

Could you build one transformer for me I would be happy to pay you for one.

[Landotter1]

Such low frequency for a ferrite core.... I'm surprised it works at all. I also don't understand why you wound the HV terminal internal in the transformer. Seems like a suicide winding to me. Also turns count isn't important? Are you using wire measurement and just putting as many windings as it takes? Just asking... It just seems goofy, how you wound this transformer but, if it works, GREAT!

[bruceleepool]

how did i come from rocky balboa

[duaneafields]

@bruceleepool Because Mickey wants you to be a smarter man on the street.

[iluzyon1]

Wanna say that i was wondering about the beginning of the twisted wire so i diged into a Kodak transfo...I think they are the same except they are a little bigger. The video is perfectly correct.Not replicated yet but compare to a Kodak transfo. it's the same. Begins with several turns of single wire then becomes double (actualy quadruple in Kodak, so go and back 2 times). The beginning is left loose onto the coil ( no solder or junction), the end is soldered as seen in the video. :) :) :) :)

[ochgottnochma]

attach the camera to your head. :D

[teslagen2012]

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[brotherboy77]

@lasersaber WoW! Great job! For how long would it run?

[ehsanco1962]

hi lasersaber it seems that you did not answer xxs1id3rxx question , so i Repeat the question and you are the man.

keep on the good stuff.

[anunakibg]

Can i buy a ready one from some electrinic store?

[ganzha6667]

Coool!

[xxs1id3rxx]

hi lasersaber i have a question about the twisting of the wire, why do u have to twist it? and you soldered the end of the twisted wire, how about the beginning of the twisted wire (5:03) you didn't connect that one. thanks for this vid very nice

[72fr250]

You said on the OU forum that the light will stay lit for a very short duration even after the capacitor is disconnected, were you going to post a short video showing that?

[valllhalla]

Thank YOU! you'r the man! my friend! Keep it up

[konrad3014]

what is that noise in the end? O,o

[Nabo00o]

@konrad3014

Its an audible signal produced by the oscillations in his device (vibrations), coming mainly off of the tube and some from the transformer.

[harpbloke]

great stuff

[LeaningGreen]

Very nice! Can be easily made from a scrapped E core transformer found in a lot of junk equipment. I like the winding method too. Also, it should work on a standard JT circuit with a battery. It appears you are using a cap and a NS coil which proves its viability. I've followed your work among others for a long time now. I like the Fuji circuit for its output vs size. Smaller primary wire = more turns & higher output voltage. If one does wind a layer the wrong way, simply reverse those leads.

[UrCoffeeTastesToasty]

Always wondered about the secret coils^^

Thanks for sharing

greetz,

JP from UCTT

[tectalabyss]

Thanks Lasersaber.Very helpful video.Tec

[nstockert]

lasersaber u the man. he i built a tha wireless joule ringer but i stuck i am confussed can u help me

[aaron5120]

Thanks a lot, Sir Lasersaber! This is what we all are waiting for. Very nice instructable! You the Man, dude.

Now let's build it!