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This is the second part of the power measurement scope tests of the Lawrence Tseung Fleet Joule Thief circuit done by Stefan Hartmann, the admin of OverUnity.com . http://www.overunity.com/12686/is-joule-thief-circuit-gets-overunity/1065 Lawrence claimed the circuit to…
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…
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…
This is a Joule Thief LED/charger circuit that is being driven automatically by a modified ‘solar garden light’ circuit. In this video I show energy being gathered by a solar cell and put into…
This is my Muller Dynamo testing unit using two paralleled Joule Thief circuits as drivers. Instead of using the standard Joule Thief coil I simple used the paired up diver coils on the Muller….
“Xenomorph” has replicated my “Pulsed Inverted Joule Thief” and made signicant changes to reduce the power consumption. He has altered the 555 timer part of the circuit to shorten the “on” time of the…
I took pieces of different circuits and joined them to make a 555 timer “Pulsed Invered Joule Thief”. It uses Slayer007’s 2″ toroid coil, Kubikop’s 555 timer pulsed joule thief circuit, and my inverting…
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…
Here we see a Joule thief circuit operating from a supercap only. No battery included. The supercap is 2.3 volts and 10F. I charged it up for 10 seconds with an AA (old) battery. I plan on getting larger caps for future experiments. For more informatio…
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. …
