Combining radiant output, 0.2 + 0.2 = 1.5

[Sephiroth]

Something better than MJL? wow.

How about diode? Have you ever compare diode? not from spec but from bench / output current test?

Still the MJLs, but when I made that video, two of the twelve transistors were fried so it wasn't operating at its best.

Haven't compared the diodes... I only use the UF4007 diodes based on their spec...

[sucahyo]

Still the MJLs, but when I made that video, two of the twelve transistors were fried so it wasn't operating at its best.

Haven't compared the diodes... I only use the UF4007 diodes based on their spec...

I see, look forward for your result

It seems my circuit do not differ transistor at all, the TIP31C version ($0.15 each) perform just as good as my KSC5027. Make me wonder if the output really is radiant...

[sucahyo]

Still the MJLs, but when I made that video, two of the twelve transistors were fried so it wasn't operating at its best.

Haven't compared the diodes... I only use the UF4007 diodes based on their spec...

I see, look forward for your result

It seems my circuit do not differ transistor at all, the TIP31C version ($0.15 each) perform just as good as my KSC5027. Make me wonder if the output really is radiant...

[sucahyo]

Video with corrected circuit
YouTube - Cheap sting oscillator + circuit correction

battery charging another battery
YouTube - COP = 69% battery charging battery

Changing the resistor value can change efficiency. I hope everyone with two amp meter can find better resistor value. Or anyone prefer to donate me $5 ?

[nvisser]

This is the correct diagram for my circuit. This one use cheap TIP31C & TIP32C, 200mA at 10V version.

Can anybody describe how this oscilator works. It does not make sense to me. I just cannot see how any positive voltage get through the pnp to switch the base of the npn

[sucahyo]

Can anybody describe how this oscilator works. It does not make sense to me. I just cannot see how any positive voltage get through the pnp to switch the base of the npn

Thanks for pointing mistakes in my diagram . I post wrong diagram for a year without anyone notice....


It do not make sense for me too. I redraw my falstad simulation according to the actual implementation, it no longer able to simulate it .


I tried using the "proper" way and it end up double the input current. The circuit will also work even if the secondary is shorted. I short the secondary of mine when not being used for CFL lighter (used as charger). less shock hazzard .

So far I am only using cheap PNP, I wonder if this circuit work with MOSFET too....

[sucahyo]

Showing sting oscillator source & charged being swapped alternately on each 30 seconds.

Not overunity, but the battery receive most of the output back.

YouTube - chargingfix

[sucahyo]

YouTube - 3V battery charging 12V battery

Playing around:

[sucahyo]

YouTube - 1000V sting oscillator - one diode version