Super Joule Ringer! Lights my workshop 24/7.

[@friartalk6060]

One of my favorite youtubers, between my slow distracted brain and my skinny wallet I am gradually learning things that are very helpful in real world practicality.

[@666Pete379]

Really people, something this cool and all you can do is complain about a little noise.. Bugs to be worked out as you go, no big deal... Thanks for sharing lasersaber

[@wcemichael]

I gotta start playing around with these. I gotta small 12v power inverter that will either get the tv to work or about 3 low watt CF lightbulbs when the power is out.

[@darksly101]

my ears are still ringing. seriously with your smarts you couldnt take that ringing out of the video,... u make great vids, keep it up...

[@passedhighschoolphysics6010]

Any idea how much energy is being lost and waisted in making the ringing sound?

[@SamMonkulas]

lasersaber - its been long time since you uploaded this video and must say very impressive. Congratulations. Will you please post the Schematics of the Circuitry and Coil winding details, so we can start showing off too.

[@lasersaber]

@h2oplasmaplug I have not been able to find another one. I have built a much better one since this video with easy to find parts. I will show how to build it soon with a list of source links on my website. I also tried the radio shack transformer but I was not able to get as much light out of it.

[@zerolabs]

Need to shrink that design down and operate at >20KHz. I could not be in the same room with that thing for more than a couple of minutes! Are those bulbs incandescent?

[@travismoore7849]

It makes a really high pitch sound. I wonder if you used a pancake bifilar or quadfilar coil if it would get even better. A quadfilar coil is the same as a bifilar coil except it uses four wires in parallel.

[@davidbradley3982]

hi mr lazer sir,been watching your stuff for a few years now..could you possibly make a video..of say a solar panel charging up some caps to 12 or 24v and whats needed to do that?,could i used caps during the day(hooked up to an inverter)while the suns out...and some how only use the battery at night ?.thanks in advance if you can.

[@jonathancropp8386]

Lasersaber, I wonder if you thought about using the sound the Super Joule Ringer makes to create power to loop back into the power source, if it is even possible. As a kid, I had an electrical project board. One of the projects was using sound to light a small light using a few components and a speaker. The louder the noise created the brighter the light would shine. I was thinking. One might create a small noise resistant box with small speakers in it to capture some of that noise to create power. That would be a project I'd love to see if it would work.

[@519ER4LIFE]

I wonder if you could put that in an insulated box to bring the noise down add fans if you have heat issues.

[@genOlizer]

I have been watching you for a while now and I must say that I am very impressed and congratulate you. I would appreciate the schematic that you mentioned as well.... Bravo sir...

[@DarkstarAndrew01]

great design, but ho do you hide that horribly loud buzzing sound.

[@oudotcom]

Are the light bulbs CFLs or LEDs ? Many thanks.

[@melzmelz2]

Love your site!!! Awesome work you are doing!

[@Lidmotor]

Wow. That would be perfect my boat. My solar system is already setup for it. The problem that I see is finding that metglass toroid at a reasonable price. When we did the "Jeanna's Light " project it was the big 3" ferrite toroid that kept most people from replicating it. The low cost source ran out of them fast and the other sources wanted an arm and a leg for them. By the way people tell me that you can dip the toroid transformer in parafin wax to quiet it down.

[@lasersaber]

@CrimelabS I think it keeps the rats and mice away!

[@timwallender2018]

@lasersaber I also think a good resolution would be to encapsulate the coil in a soundproof box. You can make it removable of course. Take a look at this video here.

[@socialhostage8534]

Can you also make a coil that cancels that tone out? That would be awesome!

[@rootney]

cool circuit you should checking out 12 volt lighting solutions, preferably leds as those lights waste a lot of energy on heat.

[@iluzyon1]

Can't wait to see the schematic...got my metglass toroid and it's amazing how efficient they are.

[@apetrowsky1]

I've been looking for a way to get atleast our lighting off the grid since 1999. We live in an apartment,so it makes it a bit dfficult. I've tried 3 batteries with a converter but the batteries still need to be charged with a charger.So now i'm thinking of using perpetual motion with a magnetic motor.But u have a good idea here that seems to work just fine.

[@morpher44]

I'm curious. Can you measure your amp draw with your circuit Grounded vs. Not Grounded. I predict if you GROUND the negative side .. your amp draw might go down slightly. Also, if that ground is a large FLAT plate and you put it near the light bulbs, that might have an effect too.

[@rohanpatil6589]

please show the circuit diagram and how may turns are taken for the primary winding and the secondary winding

[@DrSaminstine]

This is an amazing output on that wow! Great job!!! This is more than real world applicable you have outdone yourself again thank you for all your research and development on this circuit I still remember when it was only a hundred LEDs this is real progress!! Thanks for sharing your work on this I can't wait to see the the next video so I too can have a "super joule ringer" SJR unit for my shop too:-) thanks again for sharing

[@Risenangelicaegis]

If you put it in a Faraday cage will it stop the noise and radiation maybe also a sound deadening box as well ?

[@jjhanleyiii]

Enjoy your videos. When are we gonna see something that will power your whole house! Sorry if that is a stupid question as I don't know anything about electronics! I just find it fascinating!! Thanks for your work!!!

[@david203]

The dual of an inductor is a capacitor. If you can transform your circuit to use a large (electrolytic) capacitor to form the oscillating circuit, you might get the same result with no sound generation. Another solution to the whistling is to increase the resonant frequency way above human hearing. Of course, these are some of the principles behind ordinary inverters.

[@ReturnofRage]

Great video! Got a question tho. Is the frequency only on the camera or can you hear it as well? just asking because i know my telephone picks up my HV/HF cap's when they are charging up. just curious.

[@spikeychops]

What voltage are these lights running on..guessing 110v, but could be 12v i suppose. Trying to work out the wattage being consumed, and whether or not another solar panel or two could make use of the light output to charge the battery powering the lights...you see where i'm going with my thinking?

[@babygirl8181980411]

I think it's the bulbs making that sound. If you use a non-dimable florescent with a dimmer it does the same thing. By limiting the input he has also limited the output to the amount of light he wants, instead of fully powering the bulbs. The result is the high pitch squeal from the bulbs own ballast.

[@MrSkypelessons]

@leandronalbandian What part of laserhacker (dot) com didnt you understand?

[@quesocat42069]

I was thinking potting the coil in a resin may reduce or eliminate the sound, but i'm not sure exactly where the sound is coming from.

[@PodeCoet]

Fantastic work! Where did you find the Metglas toroid?

[@MrElectrictrify]

As impressive as this looks I have a question. Regarding voltage drop over distance. In close proximity those lights look good. What gauge copper wire and what length of the wire are you using between each light? If your were to space those lights 10' or 15' apart. Would they be just as bright? Or would the resistance of the wiring reduce the power to the lights thus dimming them more?

[@compactimpact]

Please make the detailed schatic available. I will try to replicate it ! Tks

[@nannerin]

Beautiful. Yes by all means do provide a schematic. The more detailed the better, since there are many beginners, and yyes that includes me. Awesome work!

[@johnlannikk2701]

I know that guitar pickups embedded in wax stops high frequency feedback, so maybe this could work on this too. Wow 200m/a is insane for this amount of output? I must try this circuit

[@humanx187]

Hey how do I get started learning all this kind of stuff? I find it absolutely fascinating, What do you do exactly?

[@jamieclarke321]

Dude, i dont totally understand how the joule thief or joule ringer design functions but this is amazing. Is there anyway to set it up for higher amperage so you could draw down a deepcycle battery to its end? That would be UBER useful for people in off grid applications and thats what im really interested in.

[@ralph72462]

Hey buddy I think you did really great on this and though you got a lot of slack on the noise I believe that it is not from the joule ringer but from the transformers in those bulbs. I may be wrong but I bet you could have run 10 times the amount of LEDs in series with out the noise by eliminating the step down transformers. Just a thought wish I had the schematic though you are using a very unique toroid core.

[@xmarksthespot_1984]

Could you please get a oscilloscope to test the frequencies, My spectrometer is freaking out and i have a headache now... You may want to fix the sound in the video.... I literally couldn't get through the whole video. How is the noise effecting you and what DB is it at for you?

[@oudotcom]

Well Done Lasersaber ! What is the battery voltage on this one ? 12 Volts ? Yes, please publish a circuit diagram. You rule ! Many thanks in advance. Regards, Stefan.

[@z1zaz]

Looks good too ! Battery voltage ?

[@EsaRuoho]

@shubus indeed, such a piercing high freq. I hope he measures it and see if there's a way of tuning it or dampening it out..

[@alelectricll]

This is almost the same as mine. Mine is more simple- don't have black box with a few coils. I understand the problems you have, my mine took me a long time to construct the rectifier.

[@travismoore7849]

Would a Darlington pair work better for this kind of circuit? I seen a video of a guy with 5 darlington pairs running a bendini style motor getting some good gains while discharging one batter and recharging another.

[@zebok3]

Your Lumans in light appear to be greater than your input in watts. JLN tested his Kapandze with a lux meter to determine the efficency of close to %100. Boxing the bulbs in photovoltaic panels and returning that output to source might be enough to not only replace the battery charge, but to run some additional bulbs free of charge. Do you feel you might possibly be OU with this setup just from ball park estimation? That appears to be a tremendous amount of light for such a tiny amount of input.

[@tthanmor]

Hi, Awesome! Do you have something in Europe to watch?

[@mathhuemcmahon]

I wonder if the same concept will work on a 4 foot bulb. I would like to try it out. I went on the schemetic link there is no actual parts list. What type of transistor. What type of core and where can I get one. What gauge of wire. What is the magnet size and type. Is there a patent or copywrite on the design. I met this old farmer that's off the grid. I want to replicate this and give it to him as a present. He is letting me use some land to do a free workshop to teach people organic gardening

[@luisbeltran4149]

Hi Lasersaber, thanks for share your videos, i recently saw it, i would like to heve the schematic if posible, thank you very much

[@tinjuko]

You could use some foam padding as a container to reduce the ringing some.

[@stevenfox2172]

I think that sound is the most amazing aspect. You need to immerse your coil in oil and then energize. I suspect the oil will depress and a stream of gas will emit from the coil ends. I think you've tapped Reverend Tesla's impulse tech. I wouldn't be surprised if a battery placed at the end of the coil but not contacting would charge incredibly fast.

[@jacobhn2]

as sekudær coil, I have developed a litzwire thread consisting of 10 x 3 meters copper wire, I reached 95 turns around the ferit core 95 x 10 = 950 rounds. I have no primary yet. well done. the gills to use and get back again.

[@gsaint77]

please show the list on how you built it from scratch I would love it.

[@egn83b]

Would adding a small cermaic cap to the coil resonating the make it stop the wires from squeeling?

[@nadingjeff]

Have you drawn out a schematic yet, if so I would like one, Jeff.

[@smith951]

what is the wattage ? what's the maximum length of the wire to the light bulb before it starts to fail ?

[@OverlandOne]

Very well done. This is the type of stuff I love. Why do they make stuff that only works 1/2 way? Be it LED lights, cfls, etc. Do "they" not know this stuff? Evidently not. I enjoy following your work Laser. Bill

[@labidus74]

Impressive work!! does the frequency sound in the video is higher in the video? does the sound make you angry after a while? :)

[@imenhoteb]

do you have the scematics..on this..? on your website to? great work..

[@zerocoolojoia]

@lasersaber have you tried to place a magnetic bar through the center of the Toroid?

[@tld155]

This is outstanding work! If I heard you correctly you are using about 2.5 Watts to power what appears to be the equivalent of at least 200W of usable light. You have done some terrific work in the past but this really is very impressive. Keep up the good work. I look forward to the schematic. This is really worth the effort to replicate.

[@firepinto]

@lasersaber could it be mounted in a sound insulated box? Great work! There has got to be a lot of sheds around that need good 24-7 lighting, including mine. :D

[@bakupcpu]

Very good work! what kind of light are you using? I guess those are CFL? In any case wonderful job there. This give my an idea for my friend cottage. Keep the good work!

[@172loyet]

Good work!!!!!!!!!my question is How many watts you're getting?

[@MrKBEntertainment]

Where is the High frequency noise coming from? It's def over 1KHz. Are you using some kind of AC Freq. multiplier? ::Reason for asking:: There was no commentation concerning the high freq. noise output. Thanks

[@ssslawek]

Of course we want schematic, I hope you will not keep it secret. does it work with higher frequencies ( more than 20khz to avoid the sound), the ringing is horrible, I can still hear it when the video is off, but this the reason it is called joule ringer. Even if it is fake, looks beautiful . thanks.

[@UpcomingJedi]

I use a simple cracked glass garden light to light up my shed by taking the solar panel out and wiring it outside where it can get sun while the rest of the light hangs inside the shed like a chandelier. It makes NO annoying noise.

[@ЯсенКрасен-ш7ы]

Большое спасибо Мужик, российская Сибирь в восторге. Где схему найти, будет ли работать на 2n3773G?

[@fuelalternative]

Is it possible to post the schematic for this "Super Joule Ringer" that is in this video? Questions about second coil, second capacitor & variable resister. I would like to duplicate this circuit if I may. Thanks for sharing!

[@kishbud]

Nice work Laser a schematic would be fun to play with. Thanks Mike

[@RandomGreymane]

Yet another request for the schematic! Awesome work! (Though as someone with sensory issues the noise has to be dealt with.) Anyway I know you want to replicate it with standard parts but could we at least have a basic schematic please? Just to get us started!

[@TANOSProductora]

Que pasa si intentas retroalimentarlo y luego desconectar la batería, ya que el joule triplica la corriente es lo que tengo entendido

[@Jacobmainchannel]

I was planning on doing some things with the joule theif soon and I was wondering is the voltage the only thing affect in this or is the current/amps affected too.i'm kind of a newbie I'm still learning.

[@fathershand]

The ringing is music to my ears! It has the sound of free energy. Keep up the great work LS and we are looking forward to your schematic, etc. God Bless You! P.S. How is the buried NS coil doing now? We would like to know if being buried causes more energy generation than being in the open.

[@hendersonrosales5056]

Yes please drawings. genius at work.

[@Magluvin]

Now what if you used the lights to shine on the solar panel? ;] Mags

[@TheRumpletiltskin]

@lasersaber i'm still new to the world of electronics/magnetism, so correct me if i'm wrong, but if you stuck this in a faraday cage, wouldn't it cancel out the hum?

[@CUBETechie]

Would something similar work BUT using Radio waves instead of a phone accumulator or Solar panel.

[@ekeretteekpo3004]

This is a very interesting video. Why is it called a Joule ringer?

[@bjl1000]

The toroid is what is causing the ringing, so to get the power with a ferric core you get the ringing. Try an air core for no noise.

[@Sanskara316]

Wow never fails to impress me, Wonderful Invention Dude!!! Do you have a schematic there somewhere?? love to replicate this one. How much amps does it consume??

[@himick2]

Интересная установка... а есть где нибудь подробное описание???

[@pattybaker3852]

Does it damage an inverter to run it with the alarm going off?

[@jolujo5842]

That annoying high freq. capacitor noise is the only thing that would turn me off to this. Otherwise it's a brilliant device. Nice work.

[@strawman9410]

Is there a link to the schematics ? The link in the description does not work

[@ExperiencedGhost]

A good friend of mine had used an inverter and that was connected to a battery but came to the conclusion that the battery was way to fast empty ! So an invertor is good for small things but when you're using a device (or multiple devices) that needs (or together) many amperes, the inverter is not well working because it cannot handle much amperes. It will use more from the battery than normal.

[@Sanskara316]

Wow never fails to impress me, Wonderful Invention Dude!!! Do you have a schematic there somewhere?? love to replicate this one

[@TrustingJesus67]

Yes this is awesomeand I would like a schematic. Thank you for your work and your hard work.

[@earlwilson6153]

Proof the electronics b built to b inefficient on purpose, Barbosa and leal patent? What do u think?

[@adamparker3950]

What's wrong with light bulb at right end it looks like a little bit is missing

[@pk2712]

What is the part number of that 5 inch diameter Metglas toroid core ?

[@AidanGieg]

Dampen the noise! Still other than the noise it's still cool

[@crippled82]

I wonder how the ringer works with a water fuel cell/cap instead of a lamp

[@canoncola]

Yes, the ringing is a bi-product of the circuit. You WOULD hear the same ringing from a white fluorescent light in your average office building at a LOWER FREQUENCY (pitch) .... EXCEPT that they insulate it for noise, by dipping the transformer or in this case toroid coil in an epoxy

[@ganzha6667]

Is a big ring - ferrite? Is coils bi-filiar or Caducey?

[@CUBETechie]

could i use atmospheric energy as a source for this circuit?

[@rodylopez1795]

I couldn't find the schematics do you have a copy oficina the schematics