Electric OU: Supplement: MOSFETs… HOW Do They Work? Part 5
Please watch the other parts from Parts 2&3 (one video) and Part 4 first, as I am building up the circuit in stages. (Part 1 is from a long time ago and isn’t necessary…
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Multi SSG Motors In Series
Much more info below – PC fans usually use between 130mA and 180mA. This idea, was to see if a similar amperage could be used, but more air be moved or if more use…
24/7 ambient light osc + Rock Tester
A couple of ideas based on the no battery rock testing oscillator of the last video. First is shown a 24/7 ‘Forever Light’. It’s a similar idea to devices that Lidmotor has recently shown,…
Befuddling LED – SOLVED
The mystery of the really long running has been solved, but i’m glad I asked about the observation and thank you for the kind responses…perhaps others would be stuck for an answer too were…
Joule Thief: JTBasic with Loopstick and Capacitor: Mode Switching
I took a standard loopstick 1-10 mHy variable inductor and wound a “primary” on top of the loopstick’s original coils. I used this arrangement as the inductor in my JTBasic testbed, with the 2n2222a…
Joule Thief: JTEnhanced Current Input, Voltage Output Waveforms
It doesn’t seem right to call it a basic JT since the loopstick and capacitor make so much difference. So I’m calling the cap/loopstick version “JTEnhanced”. It is the basic circuit, using the 1K…
generador Figuera approach 2
Hi all my next step in the “Figuera generador ” experiment. So after the rotating commutator, i tried a solid state system based on the Arduino microcontroller to see if i could get better…
Cool Joule – 0uA ? Brainteaser
Full spec, details and solution below. A variant of the Cool Joule circuit by TinManPower. See his channel for the original circuit and ongoing experiments. See Lidmotor’s channel for the circuit diagram and his…
Electric OU: Supplement: MOSFETs… How do they WORK?? Part 5a
(Please watch the previous videos in this series to see the development and explanation of the circuit and its purpose. Not able to go on our field trip due to rainfall, we went ahead…
SGG II “cold electricity”
have changed transformer from first version of Spark-Gap-Generator to 120V fluorescent tube ballast (very light transformer), now it’s consuming about 36-40watt of energy and able to light 4 (probably more) 100w 120v regular light bulbs and… no elect…
