Joule Thief: TK Loopstick Meets LaserSaber’s SJR Simple Looper

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With a few simple mods. A Loopstick Variable Inductor wound with extra coils works in the LaserSaber circuit, and an interesting little quirk shows up with the extra third (middle) coil connected by only one lead.

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