My modified Fuji AA Joule Thief circuit illuminating 400 leds using an old AA battery for power. For more info go to Overunitydotcom in the joule thief topic. Thank you. This is NOT free energy but it is a very efficient circuit that I can use to obtain free energy as you will see later. …
15 January 2009 at 07:36 · Comment
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…uminated for about 20 minutes. Again, this was from a 10 second charge. To me, this demonstrates that the Joule thief circuit is not just exploiting something inherent in battery design. If I am correct about this, then these circuits can be powered by many other means such as solar, earth batteries, etc. This is NOT a free energy device. This is a tool that can hopefully be used in this area of study. More info at Overunitydotcom in the Joule Th…
13 January 2009 at 03:26 · Comment
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…bulb and a jug light I made using 200 leds. Very easy and cheap to make and very useful and handy to have around. For more information go to Overunity.com in the Joule Thief topic area. Caution: There is high voltage in these circuits, do not replicate or play around with these unless you know what you are doing. No electronic animals were injured during the building of this device. …
31 March 2011 at 07:50 · Comment
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This is nothing more than a coil of plastic tubing filled with water. I added a 265000 MCD LED on each end of the tube. I am powering this with one of my Joule thief toroid circuits. Although it does light well on a single AA battery, I decided just to see what would happen if I used 3 AAA batteries instead. I can add a secondary winding to the toroid and get the same results of light output. This was just a little faster to try. For more inform…
18 February 2009 at 02:41 · Comment
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This is my earth battery and modified Fuji joule thief circuit lighting 400 leds. Please see my other videos for explanations on the circuits and for more information on the earth battery. Join us at Overunitydotcom in the joule thief, and earth battery topics. Thank you. …
7 June 2009 at 07:57 · Comment
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This is two Joule Pirates (Joule Thieves) wired in parallel running off of one AA battery powering a 48″ tube. (40 watts) The funny thing is that the tube is brighter with just one circuit turned on than with my single circuit experiments from before. This is much brighter than the camera shows. (Auto exposure) With both circuits turned on it is very bright! for more info, please go to Overunitydotcom in the joule thief topic area. …
27 January 2009 at 07:46 · Comment
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This is a video of 3 LEDs (2-265000 MCD and 1-26500 MCD 10 mm Ultra brights)running from a single AA battery. Each LED requires between 4 and 4.5 vdc and over 100 mA’s each to light. For more info, see overunitydotcom in the Joule thief topic. This is just documentation of my beginning experiments, these little circuits have done more, much more and I will be posting more videos. …
12 January 2009 at 06:09 · Comment
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One of my toroid Joule Thief circuits using an N3904 transistor making unique sounds when placed near an am radio tuned near 7000 KHz. I find it interesting to hear it accelerate and increase in frequency. For more info go to Overunitydotcom. Thanks. …
20 January 2009 at 07:44 · Comment
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I am replicating a test I saw on the net where folks listened to their Joule thief circuits using an AM radio. Yes, this is still the same old AA battery as I used in all of my previous tests. Here I test a regular Joule Thief toroid circuit and the Fuji AA battery circuit. for more info, please go to my topic “Joule Thief” on Overunitydotcom. …
19 January 2009 at 08:30 · Comment
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This is a continuation of my work on the MiniFuji circuit and the Light Of America LED lights. Each LOA bulb (designed to operate on 120 volts grid power) has 27 chip LEDs and here I am lighting two of them from one MiniFuji circuit. I am working on a smaller version of this circuit and I will use that in the second light. There is a lot of light from these bulbs on a single AA battery. For more info go to Overunity.com in the Joule Thief topic …
5 April 2011 at 10:07 · Comment
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