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Uprating the Simple Wireless Electricity circuit, this demo is of a higher output version. Changes are water and a diode to protect the power transistor used. Coil construction is of salvaged co-axial cable, 45ft,…
Following my video the other day for the soil powered flashing pumpkin, sMartcreations2010 enhanced with a circuit that can light 2x LED’s from a small power source. I replicated his design, but used a…
Perhaps the lightest wireless electricity receiver in the world ? A single strand of copper wire, no capacitor or resistor or anything else ! Then, some usefulness with wireless electricity, shown powering up a…
eCoupled technology is taking wireless power to a new level of simplicity. By removing the last restraint of the power cord, eCoupled wireless power will finally allow the lifestyle of freedom you’ve always dreamed…
The simple Nail Motor demonstrator is hooked up to the DC output of a wireless receiver and run for a while that way. I’m amazed actually, it runs quite well, better even than from…
Earlier today I posted a vid about the C3198 transistor and its strong wireless effects, compared to other popular standard transistors. Hunting around some circuit boards I found perhaps its larger brother, the C5198….
An example of wireless electricity experiments (more within my YouTube channel). Here we have a dollar store type of flashing lights circuit, that has some interesting traits. The flash type can be set with…
And one of the simplest. This wireless electricity circuit uses just an NPN SMD transistor and a ferrite core coil. A 1.5V AAA battery is used as the power source. As another size comparison,…
A radio running by wireless electricity 🙂 Power is 3V from a wall adapter – radio is rated at 4.5V. Circuit is same as yesterday’s phone charging, tidied up a bit.
In answer to a few posted requests and personal forwardings of this circuit, here is a collection of methods and loads. An incandescent filament bulb (6V ear of wheat type) is shown connected across…