MK1 Micro TP Joule Thief

Micro Agentgates style Coil Joule thief , Bulb 2 volts 60 miliamp , working from the battery , the 3 pickup coils and from the E-C on the transistor.

More info : http://www.overunity.com/index.php?topic=8878.0

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Science & Technology

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• Joule
• Thief

[stprue]

Great MK1

[abramrk1]

@stprue

Thank , the parallel winding are better.

[Kingostewar]

1. how your 3 collector coils is connected?

2. what is the electronic device there? generator?

3. what are parameters of signals from generator ?

4. where is output/input power measurements?

[abramrk1]

@Kingostewar

1 . Nothing.

2 . Joule thief

3 . No generator (joule thief)

4 . Way to much for now ...

[4CHRISTONLY1]

holy SMOKES MARK . Input current? verse out put ? you got a mean bass there . we could rock i am sure . 5 start all they way My distant brother in research and music.

Gadget

[abramrk1]

@4CHRISTONLY1

Thanks Gadget !

It consumes to much for my liking , its supposed to work from about 30 volts to get this effects running good , this one could be set to 90mili but really works better at around 150 this will not last days and days , i still have not made any reading on the output.

But it i use parallel winding i can get more out of it you can put more load on it , the bigger the wire on the secondary the better the results.

Mark

[TRONhack3r]

You did a great job!

[overunitydotcom]

Hmm,

looks great, but you really have to measure the input power at least via an analog input ampmeter averaging the current input and

measuring the voltage from a stable battery.

Looking forward to see your next circuits.

Regards, Stefan.

[abramrk1]

@tectalabyss

This is a design i tried with the winding crossing each other , it works but parallel winding is the way to go because you can load the the coil and the transistor but not on this one.

Thanks !