Joule Thief: Clothespin JT + Magnet

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Fooling around with a magnet and the Clothespin JT (AcmeFixer’s circuit).

The battery voltage is fluctuating between about 760 mV (led off) and 610 mV (led on) and when I remove the battery and measure it no-load it’s about 810-820 mV (it climbs as it recovers).

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