Capacitor Based LED Driver - SJR L V4 Update

[@consciousenergies]

Thanks as always for sharing. When you first started your SJR, I made one of a different design that achieved very similar effects, so I know it can be done. Its documented as a self oscillating/self resonant circuit on a video. I am starting to put another one together based on your design as it certainly seems to have far superior efficiency. I need to purchase more if those very sensitive germaniums as mine are too large. Its fantastic too think what we can achieve collectively. Here is to the future in the moments of now. -Cheers

[@Lidmotor]

It just keeps getting better and better. I bet that there are coil experts out there who could design the perfect transformer for this application.

[@lasersaber]

***** Once I have the coil and core perfected I am going to have a large batch of them made.

[@LvBlackbelt]

I just freaking love your work and you videos. I've learned a lot and am now applying my own concepts.

[@billporter6592]

I absolutely love your work! You are an incredible inventer and I just wanted you to know that. Keep up the good work!

[@SuperFinGuy]

I think this has the potential to be very efficient and maybe it can reach over-unity. The two important factors are the magnetic permeability and the number of turns and the size of the coils, so that a magnetic field as strong as possible can be produced in order to kick back to the capacitor in the LC circuit. The magnetic well/field has to be as "deep" as possible. Where the extra energy would come from? From the potential of the coils, just like a lever. So I presume that the more numerous and conductive the coils the better, and of course a highly permeable iron core for example.

[@oudotcom]

Well done Cheyenne ! Do you still have any copper foil inside the ferrite core coil ? Please try to use golden ratio dimensions for the ferrite core height to diameter. I just heard that this is also very important to unlock more energy. Akula seems to have grounded off some millimeters of the diameter of his ferrite pots, so the diameter to height ratio has the golden ratio rule of 1.618 ! See Akula´s video to find the grounded off pots..! Regards, Stefan.

[@lasersaber]

overunitydotcom Interesting info. I wonder if it was the heat from the grinding that also made a difference.

[@archaicsage4803]

overunitydotcom This is nearly exactly what I was going to suggest. The geometry is extremely important.

[@mouldykev]

I'm wondering why this comment is edited .... LoL..you seem to be in the know. Maybe we will all in the near future be getting visits from men in Black suits......

[@Infinion]

Those caps you were wondering about have a pretty close resemblance to tantalum capacitors

[@fidelcatsro6948]

great demo, I made a simple one led lamp with a qx5252 transistor and a .37 inductor attached to a worn rusted D non rechargeable eveready and attached a tiny solar panel that was never really putting out real power to charge anything but somehow during the connection of the components the whole unit failed to turn off during lighted exposure and kept itself on unlike what its supposed to do (garden light led circuit). its been running since april 27th and still is...it placed on thr window sill but isnt really exposed to full sun, im still waiting for the battery to go flat till today.

[@axiomV]

I've managed to create a similar effect, the one thing i found is that mine needs a ground connection. But in the meantime it flickers for an hour with a 16V 22μf electrolytic capacitor. In the schematic (v3.0) it says 200T - 100T, I actually wound more (600T - 300T) because it filled the bobbin inside the ferrite core. What i found is: Megaohm(s) trimmer or potentiometer is key. Ferrite pot core is really important but i managed to have same results with a bobbin core inductor that was wrapped with litz wire. TLDR it works, but you need to make adjustments to make it work.

[@s28400]

Awesome! I might try to use this for some of my projects!

[@area46241]

Anyway you could illustrate the current flow through the circuit?

[@gato3844]

Have you thought about combining this with the easy spin motor in place of the L.E.D.s?

[@johnnyaum3]

Ya, Lasersaber, the microamp current is not so important, and you have longer duration times with more microamsp due to the fact you have better regeneration on capacitor, so even is more microamps, the circuit is more regenerative and overunity - thats the reason - you must always remember that the coil is in fact the main source power - thats a secret! Keep going, thanks for sharings (i played a year ago with this circuit and with a battery, charging capacitors from time to time, works a lot of time in this way...) -- aa you can put a coil in shortcircuit inside ferrite, this could help in some configurations...

[@My-Say]

How about making what you have there into windup or shake flashlights and sell them on ebay? I bought a shake light and it is total junk. However, it oddly seems to slowly charge itself over time just sitting there.

[@MartinPlanner2]

also, with these lighting devices...a fast charge from a solar panel is all it needs...it's cool to make contraptions like this, ease of life, and not commercializing shitty products.

[@strawman9410]

Did you ever finish your reading lamp ?

[@back_to_momblackburn8580]

What type of ferrite core are you using and where did you get it? Could you provide a link to the source? Also, what gauge of litz wire are you using?

[@lasersaber]

Josh Blackburn www.surplussales.com/Inductors/FerPotC/FerPotC-1.html - 47mm 29.8mm

[@back_to_momblackburn8580]

lasersaber Thanks! I've been trying to replicate the circuit, but so far have had no success.

[@kerrytrantham6197]

Kinda looks like a diff style tantalum cap? Doesn't it??

[@5226-p1e]

Have you heard of this new battery technology graphene?

[@BinjKomisar11]

Awesome stuff as always!

[@djpierce777]

This is awesome, keep up the good work.

[@gedfire]

Cant we scale this stuff up to run a drill?

[@islandonlinenews]

That's fantastic.

[@1NRG24Seven]

That cap looks like a Tantalum type cap.

[@ExplicitnessLabChannel]

How do you wind the coil? Can you draw it on paper or something? It is a little difficult to undestand. Four wires of some special kind, connected to one wire of another kind? I cannot undestand it without a drawing. I am sorry. More people will replicate this circuit if you had drawn the transformer windings and told in more detail what wires you had used. Otherwise the cictuit doesn't tell anything.

[@multimargejta123]

Can it run 1w led?

[@micnolmadtube]

Seems your schematic is missing the resistors, small caps, white thing under the amplifier, the "thing" next to the coil and your coil assembly of your current shown setup..? There is no way I could replicate your setup from that schematic. It looks interesting but you really need to update that schematic :)

[@ab_ab_c]

Your cap appears to be a polyester, polypropylene, or tantalum type capacitor. If I had to guess, I'd guess polypropylene.

[@gfusioncore9471]

Brilliant man :), This one seems also to have potential. We should try to test a second transistor on the output and pulse charging the input And ofcourse it must be in sync. I will also continue on the SJR circuit see what I can do. Soon some new vids are up, check my channel! many materials to view! Especially Akula/Ruslan Stuff. Cheerz

[@beforebefore]

Those seem to be AVX "SK" series X7R ±10% 0.56uF MLC caps (MultiLayer Ceramic). Newark: goo.gl/ofp632 Personally... I'd love to see you try it with 47uF to 100uF ceramic caps... EXTREMELY low ESR losses, but you obviously don't need 200V caps. DigiKey: goo.gl/ht7JtG BTW... overunity energy doesn't come from nowhere... it comes from everywhere. Dark Energy permeates all space, science is only just beginning to even investigate it... but it answers to many questions 'science' has never had answers to.

[@texjarhead]

I guess there is no way to obtain that core

[@raylsonlima8619]

TUTORIAL SJR please

[@aussienature2360]

there is no dam website ... give us the specs . please!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@ИринаВатолина-б7ш]

Где схемы?

[@Edmorbus]

Thanks for sharing

[@TruthCeeker333]

Cool.

[@electronicsNmore]

Probably just a polyester capacitor. :-)

[@aaaricmondroofing1703]

put that good 9-volt battery back in the smoke smoke alarm yet. Beeeep. smoke alarm Beeeep Beeeep Road Runner

[@girlpower472]

brilliant blessed be

[@craftymulligar]

Yes do that so people can do and compare.

[@bobg3034]

Keep the music out please!

[@henrythinks]

disc cap.

[@SERGEY-KACHAN]

Хороший фэйк только не работают ваши схемы выложенные под этим видео!!!

[@krass73]

Ты повторял?

[@krass73]

Я попробую на днях сделать отпишусь

[@krass73]

Фейков там не должно быть

[@kimberlyreese1134]

RIP