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  • seth
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    Super j OU le Ringer Analog Measurement 190212 - YouTube

    I think this guy was maybe the first

    Looks like this one is certainly replicable...come on postman. Bring my bell wire and E cores!

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  • Billxx
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    Originally posted by LaserSaber View Post
    LaserSaber, that is a great video explaining the difference of this circuit. Is Mopozco's TIP 3055 transistor better suited than the TIP31c? It has higher current capability.

    This is really an interesting circuit.

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  • LaserSaber
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    First circuit replication!

    negative TROS (transistor's oscillator) - YouTube

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  • Ganzha
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    Originally posted by LaserSaber View Post
    You got it. It also gives you the option of connecting the primary up just like a joule thief if need be. I am going to try it with three wires, it will spread the primary winding out even more. Instead of a wire we could probably use think string as a spacer.
    Thanks for explanation! How about door bell wire - is it specific wire that we have to use or it is posible to use any wire 20 gauge? Did you try diferent kind of wire in this schematic?
    Thank you very much for great job! Great video! Glad to meet You!!!!!

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  • seth
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    Thanks Laser, for taking the time to put us straight there

    OK - Im going to buy some bell wire - it says solid copper 50mm. Not sure if this is 20 guage (my table says 20 guage is 50mm2 cross section, and Im not certain if this is what they mean, or the diametre). Here it is (for the other UK builders...)

    12mts BELL WIRE SOLID CORE WHITE OTHER LENGTHS LISTED | eBay

    Ive found loads of ferrite E cores on Ebay. IS the bobbin really necessary? Can't I just wrap a bit of tape round the ferrite core and glue it together? 40 mm too small??

    Thanks in advance for ANY advice you guys have got for me. Lets get this beast replicated...

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  • totoalas
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    Super Joule ringer chatging effect without load

    Originally posted by LaserSaber View Post
    totoalas

    Are you using ferrite? what size is your E core?
    Hi

    Im just using xee2 ckt and transformer 30 watts 15 0 15 input and 110 0 0 110 tap out put

    totoalas
    JOULE Ringer Charging Effect 230212 - YouTube

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  • LaserSaber
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    totoalas

    Are you using ferrite? what size is your E core?

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  • totoalas
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    Originally posted by LaserSaber View Post
    You got it. It also gives you the option of connecting the primary up just like a joule thief if need be. I am going to try it with three wires, it will spread the primary winding out even more. Instead of a wire we could probably use think string as a spacer.
    thanks for the answer
    I think the hanging wire can be used for another out put like body ground plus the wire or wire plus the secondary one wire which I did before with open ended secondary lighting the led lamps

    Open Circuit Joule Ringer plus steady Current on Add'l Load 280112 - YouTube

    Still no luck no choice but to break one of my single wire transformer to replicate
    thanks again

    totoalas

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  • LaserSaber
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    the hanging wire purpose either to spread the primary winding with less turns and the hanging wire to increase induction if only saber
    You got it. It also gives you the option of connecting the primary up just like a joule thief if need be. I am going to try it with three wires, it will spread the primary winding out even more. Instead of a wire we could probably use think string as a spacer.

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  • totoalas
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    Originally posted by seth View Post
    If one of the primary wires is unconnected at both sides, then I have to wonder why it is there! I know nothing about electrical circuits, but it seems strange to have a wire there open at both ends (though I seem to see the same thing on the video). Has LaserSaber tried it with just one wire in the primary? Did it not work? If this is the case, this is a weird circuit.

    I hope you have some more luck on the next try! I just tried it with some different wire, and I used the ferrite loop that is sticking out of one of my flybacks. I couldn't even get my smallest lamp lit.
    hi seth,
    the hanging wire purpose either to spread the primary winding with less turns and the hanging wire to increase induction if only saber can answer this
    will be a long night for me tinkering on this circuit happy experimenting

    totoalas

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  • seth
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    Originally posted by totoalas View Post
    hi
    at the primary one wire is left open or 2 ends just hanging in the video
    just tried a 2 wire for doorbell not working on am loopstick ferrite rod
    no no in a ferrite ring magnet and
    tried the transistor on 15 0 15 primary / 110 0 0 110 secondary 30va not working either
    work on progress lol

    totoalas
    If one of the primary wires is unconnected at both sides, then I have to wonder why it is there! I know nothing about electrical circuits, but it seems strange to have a wire there open at both ends (though I seem to see the same thing on the video). Has LaserSaber tried it with just one wire in the primary? Did it not work? If this is the case, this is a weird circuit.

    I hope you have some more luck on the next try! I just tried it with some different wire, and I used the ferrite loop that is sticking out of one of my flybacks. I couldn't even get my smallest lamp lit.

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  • totoalas
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    Originally posted by seth View Post
    Im having exactly the same confusion - on the video it looks like the 2 ends of 1 wire are just left open. Can anyone clarify?

    By the way, has anyone tried other wires? Or is the doorbell wire a must?

    Thanks for the great work Lasersaber. Looks great, and the video is very clear. Very few components - should be able to get millions of replications and fast.

    hi
    at the primary one wire is left open or 2 ends just hanging in the video
    just tried a 2 wire for doorbell not working on am loopstick ferrite rod
    no no in a ferrite ring magnet and
    tried the transistor on 15 0 15 primary / 110 0 0 110 secondary 30va not working either
    work on progress lol

    totoalas

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  • seth
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    Originally posted by xee2 View Post
    @ LaserSaber

    ??? Your video shows making a transformer with 3 windings but your schematic only has a transformer with 2 windings.
    Im having exactly the same confusion - on the video it looks like the 2 ends of 1 wire are just left open. Can anyone clarify?

    By the way, has anyone tried other wires? Or is the doorbell wire a must?

    Thanks for the great work Lasersaber. Looks great, and the video is very clear. Very few components - should be able to get millions of replications and fast.

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  • Jules Tresor
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    @LaseHacker-LaserSaber

    Thanks for this new circuit LaserSaber, it seems that you DID IT AGAIN
    I am eager to see how it RINGS on capacitors !!??!!

    After that it'll be time to make a ringer circuit with a 555 timer to input some power regularly in the ringing capacitor ... what a potential saving in power !!

    As for replicating your mini DIY Joule Ringer, I am not in a country where goldmine-elec-products.com ships, so I am f...
    I mean to reproduce with the exact same parts you recommend.
    I wanted to make a comparative test with light output/energy used, and make a run time comparison on small button batteries ... to have an idea of how much longer it can run with the Joule Ringer added and to see the light output curve vs time.

    Your video, "Light_output_test!_LED_without_Joule_Ringer_VS_LE D_with_Joule_Ringer" was a must, but can't find it on your channel anymore... May be the guys at Panacea should produce such "proof" video and publish them, without any risk for the individual inventor, he staying anonymous !

    Anyway you are a very gifted man, showing such impressive circuits, that I wish you could give us MORE !!! ahahahaha sorry for that, you have given us already A LOT !!
    May the light of inspiration be strong for you !!
    Thanks again LaserSaber !!
    Last edited by Jules Tresor; 04-28-2012, 06:28 AM.

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  • xee2
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    @ LaserSaber

    ??? Your video shows making a transformer with 3 windings but your schematic only has a transformer with 2 windings.

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