Quick and simple Oozeq supercap

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Charged at 1.2V 100mA for 5 minutes.

This has been another surprise with the Oozeq cornstarch method of making a storage material.
See Robert Murray-Smith’s introduction and tests here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XChuZ2XBqbw

The circuit used is a blocking oscillator, but a regular Joule Thief would work fine.

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