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My modified Fuji AA Joule Thief circuit lighting 300 LEDs! Each LED requires 3.5 volts to light. I am still using the old AA battery that you have seen in all of my other videos. For more information, go to Overunitydotcom in my Joule Thief topic. Thanks.
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 obtai…
A Joule Thief night light made from an empty plastic water bottle filled with glass spheres and plain water. Powered by a single AA battery. (This is the same AA battery used in all of my video experiments to date) This is actually a lot brighter than …
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…
This is just a quick video of my new earth battery set-up. I am using the same 2 carbon rods but this time, on the minus side, I am using a large block of…
This is my new and improved earth battery running 4 ultra bright 10mm 28000 MCD LEDs. I am using a standard Joule Thief circuit wound (bifilar) on a ferrite toroid this time. An N3904…
This is my earth battery powering a joule thief circuit and running 7 ultra bright, 10mm, 28500 MCD LEDs. I misspoke myself in the last video, these are 28500 MCD not 28000 like I…
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….
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. …