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This is my replication of Lidmotor’s Jeanna Light using Jeanna’s large toroid Joule thief design and Lidmotor’s circuit. This circuit puts out between 1200-2000 volts! I do not have an exact measurement yet. (I…
This is a modified version of Jeanna’s Joule Thief FL driver circuit using a big 31/4″ toroid coil. The circuit is running on one AA 1.5 volt battery. A modified 10 watt CFL bulb…
This is Jeanna’s Light installed in a wooden box. The video shows how the circuit pieces fit into the box and the amount of light that the device produces with one 10 watt CFL…
This is a simple light fixture made using a modified Fuji circuit Joule Thief and a disposable plastic food container. It lights up an 18″ tube pretty well and this is very easy to…
Low voltage, low current possible solution for those without 555 timers in the spares box. The basic circuit is much like a Joule Thief, similar toroids, windings and transistor can be used. The Collector…
Based somewhat on a Jeanna’s Light or Lidmotor’s similar circuits, this is a lot smaller inverter than the one from the other day. It fits around the base of the 120V 2W Lights of…
This light uses an idea by Kazm (not spelled Kazam) of using an emergency cell phone charger to run a 555 timer circuit. The 1.5 volt one AA battery device boosts the voltage to…
This is my JT Power Tube that did not work in my first video attempt a little while ago. My theory of Inductive Feedback to the battery, using the battery as a core was…
This device turns 1.5 volts into many thousands. It is a combination of the ‘Jeanna’s light’ circuit and a simple car ignition coil circuit. The project was inspired by “Kooler’s” ideas and Tesla coil…
This is another replication of the Lidmotor/Jeanna Joule Thief circuit. I am using two Lights Of America 4 watt (25 watt equivalent) LED bulbs being driven by a hand-wound 3.375″ diameter Lidmotor/Jeanna circuit. (TIP…
