Hi folks, i started this thread so as to not disturb the other thread i posted this into called 'strange results from bedini monopole'.
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Hi folks, Hi ryuke, thank you very much for drawing our attention to that circuit by daftman.
I quickly modified the wiring on my joule thief and of course it is too early to tell anything conclusive, though it certainly is charging the charge battery which is a AA nimh faster than in any other configuration and the primary AA nimh so far, is remaining at a stable voltage.
This is something i have not seen in any circuit setups i have experimented with so far. Such an ingenious idea, placing the charge and drive batteries in series together, why didn't i think of that, hehe.
We will see how this experiment goes, though so far it's a large improvement over powering an led off the emitter collector.
Right now it's lighting a blue Christmas led at good brightness and for at least 10 minutes now the drive battery is exactly where it was when initially put under load and the charge battery is gaining charge very well.
Thanks again, can't wait to see how this works out in the long run
well so far the drive battery has only dropped from 1.302volts to 1.300volts in over 30 minutes now and the charge battery is gaining charge well above that loss and lighting the led brightly.
If anything, this circuit design is very efficient to say the least.
Let me know what you folks think of this, so far now it has only dropped to 1.299 volts after almost 90 minutes.
peace love light
Tyson
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Hi folks, Hi ryuke, thank you very much for drawing our attention to that circuit by daftman.
I quickly modified the wiring on my joule thief and of course it is too early to tell anything conclusive, though it certainly is charging the charge battery which is a AA nimh faster than in any other configuration and the primary AA nimh so far, is remaining at a stable voltage.
This is something i have not seen in any circuit setups i have experimented with so far. Such an ingenious idea, placing the charge and drive batteries in series together, why didn't i think of that, hehe.
We will see how this experiment goes, though so far it's a large improvement over powering an led off the emitter collector.
Right now it's lighting a blue Christmas led at good brightness and for at least 10 minutes now the drive battery is exactly where it was when initially put under load and the charge battery is gaining charge very well.
Thanks again, can't wait to see how this works out in the long run
well so far the drive battery has only dropped from 1.302volts to 1.300volts in over 30 minutes now and the charge battery is gaining charge well above that loss and lighting the led brightly.
If anything, this circuit design is very efficient to say the least.
Let me know what you folks think of this, so far now it has only dropped to 1.299 volts after almost 90 minutes.
peace love light
Tyson
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