JOULESTEEM DC Augmentation With Loopback To Source Ver. 2.0 - Post #65
A more stable and “long lasting” JOULESTEEM circuit with a new way to loopback to source is illustrated below:
The green arrows as indicated have shown the path of the “loopback current” which basically “charged back” the source battery as the 2x capacitors in its path lights up the 7 watts LED bulb with about 300 volts of voltage pressure.
THE SOURCE BATTERY DOES NOT DEPLETE AT A CERTAIN LEVEL
The following behaviors are exhibited on this latest JOULESTEEM circuit with loopback version 2.0:
The “lone” 7 watts LED bulb at the loopback end is brightly lit, perhaps more brighter than when it is plugged to the 220 volts AC grid
The operating frequency of this latest JOUELSTEEM circuit is very high at 100 Khz to 120 Khz range; very very high and is the first of such experience as far as operating frequencies are concerned during experimentations
The grid DC is kept at a low consumption of 500 milliwatts at 23 volts, roughly 11 watts of power as consumed from the grid; the big capacity charge batteries can run an inverter already at 2x 70 Ah in parallel
All transistor and diode components stay cold to the touch, only the lighted LED bulb is hot signifying that the voltage pressure going into it is really strong
If the grid DC is turned off or the source battery positive is removed, the circuit stops oscillating; this is clearly indicating that both sources of power are really powering up the circuit in a combined effort
I need to observe this circuit for a few more days and report back daily as this is not only very odd but it is also a very effective circuit. I am convinced even at this point that the grid DC at 23 volts can be replaced with small batteries in series, but this will be for another post’s experimentations.
Stay tuned for more as this is really getting interesting guys, hopefully people here with capabilities will start to do their part in the information dissemination by replicating.