Joule Thief (Heat Pump) 008

Using the Temperature Difference Between Ice (0c) and Just Boiled Water (100c) and a Peltier Module We See How Long we Can Light an LED using a Joule Thief Circuit.

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http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=nu2N2s2r_lU

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Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• CIrcuit
• Hot
• Ice
• Joule
• Low
• Peltier
• Test
• Thief
• Timed
• Voltage
• Water

[Demoman42]

Cool..

Just think: if you need some light you just piss (sry for word "piss") into glass and there we go ;)

[kubikop]

lol, I was thinking of using wasted boiled water after a cup of tea or putting it on the hob once you have finished cooking..

Charge a few free batteries up..

[Lidmotor]

Another great idea!! I have a Peltier Module just like the one in your video. Bought it on Ebay. I got it to make a minature AC unit using a Bedini Fan. It didn't work. Draws too much juice. Using it this way makes alot more sense. I have also seen a video of someone using this on the exhaust manifold of a car it gather energy.

[kubikop]

Same here dude, It just did not have the voltage! If you try this PM me with the video.

Paul

[WodeBolder]

@rawimpact this channel isn't meant for children...

[rawimpact]

lol this dumbfuck is asking for money, what a loser. Get a real job

[mrskullcrush55]

is ther anything i can take apart that has a peltier unit in it? if not where can i get one

[bears7777777]

@kubikop yes, but you can also "recycle" the tea you drank. lol

[josephdupont]

what is the wattage rating of your unit? do you have a cirucut.

I've tried many times but with no success.

[josephdupont]

what is the wattage rating of your unit?

[trailkeeper]

I guess insulating both the hot and cold storage containers would make the energy last longer since the hot and cold sources would be more stable or unaffected by the air losses, I'm sure you know that, but some might not.

[maurotamm]

So you can create a alternative power source for space stations:

make one side face the sun all the time (with lens system to concentrate light on it - for loads of heat) and 2nd side with a radiator in open space - and space is cold.

You would have infinite incoming heat source, you don't have to pay for and perfect cooling.

With added durability (instead of wide open, fragile solar panels).

[Nicro327]

@Demoman42 Turning pee into energy. Oh technology just gets better and better :P