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Been thinking about buying one of these backhoes how is it at ripping small stumps out of the ground

thanks for sharing, very interesting stuff. Keep going

He's a big guy...

Could have bridges between cell walls. A desulfating might help.

focus?

I have a set of those experimental coils, but I will admit I never tried them on the Joule thief circuit but there is no reason they wont work. For the joule thief circuit just about any coil can work to be honest. You can even use the small inductors that almost look like resistors. You can also buy any common mode current choke and use them. The core adjusts both the inductance and transfer of energy between the coils and in this circuit it also effects the frequency. You get more power with the core normally but you also get more power closer to resonance of the coils. So when you put the core in you are balancing between inductance, energy transfer and frequency. Common mode chokes will only have one set frequency, but they are super cheap and work well. You could always adjust the frequency by adding a capacitor to the circuit. Keep up the experiments!

All I can see is junk, and your explanation is not describing the circuit. So comment would be speculative at best...

most of those lights are just a dc light on a bridge rectifier

Great videos thank you

The coil probably blew out and melted onto the bearing mechanism which then sticks the needle in place.

I've seen similar - lower amp draw with load. The resistor, in my experience, plays a key factor. The transistor's oscillation at the right voltage is agitating the electrostatic environment, and the load places greater stress on the resistor to behave as an entry point for ambient charge. It's very counter-intuitive, because in a sense, the resistor behaves more like a diode with respect to (bringing in charge from) the electrostatic environment. Thanks for sharing this.

Sad that you burned that meter. You should have a cover for the capacitor bank for safety. I almost killed my boss because I was talking to him and he laid down his wedding ring across the bus bars on the capacitors of the units we were building. Maybe you can fix the meter?

A metal bucket would be a good thing to have to charge the battery in. This way if the battery starts smocking you can get it away from the buildings. Also a pair of welding gloves or fire proof gloves would be good to have so you can carry the flaming bucket. That way you wont get burns on your hands. Be safe not sorry.

My led light bulbs that screw into lamps say 120 volts at 150ma - 60hz, 8.5 watts and is 800Lm. I think that might be a 12 volt DC light bulb you have Steve.

Is that 12 volt AC or 12 volt DC light? Because that light looks like it plugs into a transformer unit. In that case it would only be 5 diodes and 5 resistors in the light inside the light.

Hi, you should look up festo Gomes He added a nice addition to the circuit receiver transmitter.

Wow a Radio Shack multimeter. Haven't seen one of them in a while.

I still have my joule ringer. It lights up a LED bulb for 3 hours on the small 12 volt emergency battery.

gotta get water tank for dry season,lol

He must have just bought it, and ain’t use to the controls

No worries you'll have it done by fall.

Fun fun indeed

I need help getting spark

Wonder if painting the pallets with Boiled Linseed Oil would get them to last longer?

Pick the dandelions and have a salad. Your spring already came it's now 84f outside. My tomato plants are a foot tall and need transplanting into beds. I don't till it kills the fungus in the soil. I layer soil mix on top of the ground one part top soil, one part compost and one part peat moss.

Nice haul. I wire wheel my wrenches down then put Johnson Past Wax on them to keep them from rusting. I have one of those disconnect boxes for my air conditioner. Sad that the water pump is not intact.

Your're in wrench heaven now!

Nice find.

Please look at my electret powered electrochemical cell. m.youtube.com/ Just drop 2 copper plates in NaOH or KOH and start playing. I recommend gluing some glass rods on to them.

Nice, put led bulbs in them so you can save on electric.

Good job.

If you have a basement you could cut a hole in the floor under the fridge and put a grate in the hole. I don't have a cover on the back of my fridge as it's all one sealed unit. So I can't get to the heat coil.

Think your house is built on part of the wet land. Glad you're not getting flooded. More rain on the way as it's raining down here.

The winds were strong here as well so much as it blow trees down and knocked the power out for 21 hours. The solar power system ran my gas furnace, lights and computer for the whole time. I started my generator and ran a extension cord to my neighbors house so he could run a electric heater and TV.

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Have you tried adding a magnetic field to your capacitor

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How big is the capacitor? Why dont use step-down coil or transformer if the spark is so strong to kill the diodes?

Interesting video man. thank you for sharing. Do you have any Email or way that I can contact you?

the sparks frequency is too low your coil set up has a resonacefrequency you need to match them otherwise it wont work as you think it works

I would have one coil on one pipe and the other coil on another pipe separated by a wooden dowel. This is static which drains through everything so you need to stop thinking conventional electronics. You need to think rubbing a balloon on your dog builds a static charge in the balloon, but the balloon is rubber. So rubber and tape are not a good insulator for static charge, but glass is. I would take 2 beer bottles make some card board tubes for the necks and wind the coils on the card board. Then I would take a bolt and put it into the necks of each bottle. I would then tape each bottle to a wood board so I could adjust the coil wire gap. Try that and see what you get.

Love the toilet paper roller holder.

Thank you all for commenting .

Bigger laden jars would provide more amperage. If you are trying to step down the voltage, you're going to have to get a bit more radical than a few windings of power cord, I'm afraid. You wouldn't happen to have an old Tesla coil kicking about?

Nope!

what you're trying to achive?

I remember when I was 5 years old put in my hand over the terminals of this exact capacitor when I was busy taking apart a TV to see how it works. I will never forget how much it god damn mother f****** hurt I guess what?!I will never do it again!

Did you look at Herman Plausen's patent on just what you are doing? In Germany before WW! they had a huge net between a canyon that collected insane amounts of energy and they used it to -power a factory. The newspaper story is still out there.

Check out Mr.Teslonian's research on this. He built a huge Wimhurst machine. He built step down coils in a different manner. He said when he achieved what he wanted that he would stop talking about it. Soon after the step down coils that he made, he told me he was not going to talk about it. He nailed it evidently. It seems like the spark gap should be before the coil. Just check out Mr. Teslonians research. You will be impressed. You are doing great work. Thank you for sharing.