Joule Ringer!

[Nick_Z]

@ Scobedo: That transistor does not exist, it was meant to be a joke.
I'm Not kidding. Forget looking for it...

@ Totoalas:
I'm still working on getting the gutted Cfls to light as close to full brightness as possible, without excess heat on the transistor. The gutted Cfls use less current to light the bulbs than most any other bulbs,and there is no ringing from the core.
I am using an earth ground on the Cfl bulb which helps a lot. Also the same earth ground also goes to the battery negative rail. More light is produced this way, with less heat, and no noise.
I've also added my 1.5" by 6" Exciter coil (L3), to the output end of my JR 3.0 ferrite bead rod's secondary, to obtain more voltage to light the gutted bulbs. Higher voltages but with less current, so the 12 battery lasts longer on a full charge.
I'll upload some pics in a day or two.

Nick_Z

[totoalas]

Slayer Circuit No more????

http://www.energeticforum.com/renewa...tml#post224772

[Billxx]

HEY, HI, SORRY TO BOTHER YOU BUT IM LOOSING MY MIND TRYING TO FIND A PLACE TO BUY THE TIP OFF 0401 TRANSISTOR, IVE CALLED AROUND THE WORLD, MAYBE YOU CAN DIRECT ME, I WOULD REALY APPRECIATE IT, THANKS

scobedo1, like NickZ mentioned, that transistor doesn't exist. It was just a funny joke comment and really never thought it would be taken seriously. Sorry if it mislead you, really do apologize.

Billxx

[scobedo1]

where can i buy this trasistor

Very small but powerful transistor, I use them in all my OU circuit's

HI, CAN YOU TELL ME WHERE TO PURCHASE THIS TRANSISTOR?? THANKS

[Nick_Z]

Here is a reply that I made about that transistor and the circuit:

"I've been racking my brain about this device for a year, but finally I found the illusive TIP transistor, had to special order it direct from -Lirpa Sloof Technologies-.
I finally got the device working, but, I connected it to my electric lawn mover, and now it runs backwards."
What did I do wrong??? Please help...

NickZ

[Bob Smith]

lirpa sloof = april fools

[Billxx]

Here is a reply that I made about that transistor and the circuit:

"I've been racking my brain about this device for a year, but finally I found the illusive TIP transistor, had to special order it direct from -Lirpa Sloof Technologies-.
I finally got the device working, but, I connected it to my electric lawn mover, and now it runs backwards."
What did I do wrong??? Please help...

NickZ

hahahaha..... that's funny.....

[totoalas]

Hi to all
Ive boxed up my joule ringer and replaced the original transformer 18 0 18 / 110 0 0 110 with 12 0 12 / 220 0 / using same transitors / resistors
I can adjust from 400 to 1000 mA to full brightness.....
My problem with the latest set up is it easily drain my batteries 2 7.5 aH in parallel from 12.51 to 12 .21 4 pm to 10 pm with 6 5 w led 220v ac led lamps
Unlike before with the old set up The drain isvery slow and can run the lights 24/7 with 2 10 w solar in series and one 12 v 7 ah battery......

My analysis of the the above set up is:
1. the secondary coil use only half 110 0 and the the other half left open thats why I can adjust from 50 to 110 max only
2. The new set up consumes a lot with minimum 400 mA and Max 1.2 Amps

egn83b has used caps , and two earth points to boost the light output with just a transformer ( 400 w) transistor n a base resistor for starting

I need to go baack to the old transformer as the latest set up is not good if too much drain on SLA batteries...

Also the first set up used Alum batteries that can gor doen to 5 volts with the lights dimly lit the room

Im also using mono crystalline for my set up

Any ideas on how to deal with this...... must have the same parts to achieve same results in my opinion.....

totoalas

[Nick_Z]

Totoalas:
Have you tried to use any 12v led bulbs on your solar set up?
Seams like we need to do a real comparison test, to determine if these circuits are really better and more efficient than just running straight from the batteries to light low voltage 12 volt led bulbs, without a JT, or Exciter, type circuits.

I posted the link to what I think is the video that you are mentioning in the last post above, I hope that it is the right one.
That is probably the best way to go especially if the draw is as low as he is mentioning, like 200mA at 12v.
It seams very interesting that it won't work without the outside earth ground.
Super Joule ringer 2 with inverter case and 400 watt transformer with earth grounds - YouTube

Nick_Z

[totoalas]

I will do the test tonight
and revisit the jr thread
at the moment I ve assembled 8 4 from the old jr which is not so bright @ 200 m A and only useable light for emergency
the other new consumes 300 to one ampere but very bright the downside is fast drain on the solar charged batteries

well see tonight on the attached link in combination earth ground
just found the video yesterday

totoalas
The 12 led bulb consume 240 ma for one so not good for solar set up
I agree to utilize the earth..... I will try also to replace my flyswatter hv with 12 v dc and check the current consumption the flickering was solved by addition of parallel caps
A Kapanadze generator replication - Febuary 2013

[totoalas]

my initial test

rgn38 circuit using water tap as earth minus cap
load one 5 w led lamp 10ma 25%brightness oscil;ation sometimes stop no useable light produced
2. earth in 12 0 of xfr to led the other leg goes to neg of wall adaptor
it will light up even with no voltage or outlet switched off
so earth plus adaptor neg wire willdimly light an led
3. flyswatter hv to p and secondary to six led lamps and loopbak to sec and primary to hv
itwill ligjt immediately all six andbrightness depends on theswatter charged battery

my original xfr 18 0 18 110 0 110 produced better results

a solar panel booster such the sg oscillator of bedini will enhance charging
12vled lamps consume more current whendirectly connected

so at the moment jr is for emergency lighti g only

the flyswatter circuit if enhanced to 12v can be a good alternative

[Nick_Z]

@ Toto:
Thanks for the replies.
Last night I placed a 3uf ac start cap between my two joined inverter circuits, which makes for an easier start of the circuits, as they won't start by themselves sometimes when they are still cold. It does also increase the Cfl brightness slightly. I don't have a big 5 uf cap, so I used what I had on hand.

After looking at his videos I see that he is only using the original 400 watt transformer, 5uf cap, a start resistor for shorting, and the ground. Obtain any voltage to light leds using the ac house ground is only due to stray ac wiring capacitance. Which won't work if the house breakers are turned off.

My question is then why can't we obtain the same 400 watts of inverted ac output, to light much more than just one Cfl (brightly)??? What do we need to do to obtain all 400 watts of ac power?

Placing egg magnets on my yoke core coils reduces the ringing to non hear-able levels, nice! As my family can't handle the ringing noise. I've also managed to bring the transistor heat issue to barely warm levels.

Yesterday one of my 12v 7ah batteries somehow shorted itself out, got hot, and died. So, today I am charging it back using the HV from the twin inverter circuits. We'll see if that helps...

I find that usually when charging batteries using HV they may be charged back to normal voltage, but their current levels are not the same.
I need to do more testing on this, as charging batteries from small solar panels needs some help to actually do some useful work.

So far, what I see is that using my time and money to build bigger solar panels is the best way to go. Trying to get something from low cost smaller solar panels and batteries is not worth the effort, and mostly it's a waist of time. And the price of solar cells is dropping, more each day. Thank God!

[totoalas]

Thanks Nickz for the comments
I still hold on to the 2 10 w solar panel in series
Just my friend requesting me for a brighter led lamps thats why I changed the value of the resistors and cheap transformer has downside
Now I revert back to the old reliable transformer and will measure the lumens output tonight
My purpose is for emergency lighting and useable light compared to candle which burns houses and deaths . Only this month alone 5000 houses burned by faulty electrical wiring and left lit candles and 100 casualties

as for the solar, im using the oscillator circuit by bedini that tops up my charge level..... cap pulsing is the way to go

the new batteries are a mess to deal with bought 10 first charge is 12.51 max and the next cycle after discharge to 12.21 is 12.34
I ll settle for YUASA made in Japan to have a robust battery bank of 12 v 7 ah already wasted my money and time tsk tsk tsk

Anyway..... either i opened up the rest of the batteries and convert to aluminum....... ive had two alum converted 7 ah batteries which easily charged up to 13 v and can drop to 5 volts with jr lights still lit up 24/7

the hv from flyswatter.... can somebody modify to 12 v ?????? and then back to Slayer for the plasma to convert to useable light

the flyback plasma has been viral nowadays and will ride on on their development

Also only one type of led lamp can function in my jr which is a little bit expensive
The 5 uf cap usually found in microwave oven.....will try also

lots of possibilities

in the Philippines where all costs are prohibitive.... leaves me no choice but
to improve on this solar set up of two 10 w panels.....

happy experimenting

totoalas

[Nick_Z]

Here is a link to Lynxsteam's latest videos, he has been posting some great results lately. He's lighting several of the 7.5w 110v Utilitech bulbs on 12watts, compared 50 watts from a 400w car inverter, to light his garage from a 60w solar panel.
You may want to check these videos out.

LynxSteam - YouTube

[totoalas]

Here is a link to Lynxsteam's latest videos, he has been posting some great results lately. He's lighting several of the 7.5w 110v Utilitech bulbs on 12watts, compared 50 watts from a 400w car inverter, to light his garage from a 60w solar panel.
You may want to check these videos out.

LynxSteam - YouTube

I like his sea gull vawt..... compared to my ceiling fan converted windmill

need to check the winding quantity cost compared to a transformer
but with one transistor and bifilar coil he made is a good start to try

thanks