Very Very easy. Free energy Running a 240v lightbulb of one AA battery. Very real and very usefull. With full how to. 100% real. This is very easy to do and easy to make. Hope some of you find this usefull. Great for reading lights or camping. Free energy if you get the camera and battery from used source. It will also run for over 12 hrs on a single rechargeable battery. Uses hardly any amps. Great for science shows.
Video here :- http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q4Qo68HvxoE
Circuit diagram for a07 fuji board can be found at the following link.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/60511976@N07/5519648005
Great work Arnookie: I want to replicate it. Couple of questions: How many watts and frequency is your cfl. Are you familiar with the disposable Kodak camera circuit (Fan saver), since Fuji´s is not available down here?
Thanks
Arnookie:
Well done. I would only add that folks use led bulbs instead of cfls as you can get much more light with less power use.
I have used the Lights Of America bulbs from Walmart so far and I get at least 2 times the light as I do from my cfl versions.
I did a comparison in my video here:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qb7HUuFFJnM (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qb7HUuFFJnM)
I didn't notice if you also cut the anode end of the diode to get the full wave in your version? If not, this really helps a lot with the output. A single AA can run 3 of these bulbs which have 27 led chips in each bulb. Very, very bright and no breakage or mercury to worry about.
I always wanted to do a how to on the Fuji mod but never got around to it. Great job.
Bill
Arnookie: Here you have pics of Kodak fansaver circuit. Unfortunately don’t have a good resolution webcam. Please check if you can work with that.
What about making the circuit from scracth so we don't have to buy a disposable camera?
Can you post the circuit schematic?
Thanks.
Hi,
The A07 Fuji board has been superseded by their A60 board which has the battery Plus on the long arm. The board looks fairly similar. I have the red light solidly lit and the fluorescent bulb confirmed as correctly wired and working, but when I connect the bulb (as shown for the A07 board), the red light dims only slightly and the bulb shows slight activity but does not strike and light. Any suggestions would be much appreciated.
Patrick
Hi Gadgetmall,I will show you in a little while with your pictures . This is an aaa 4th gen board .Seen them with aa same board also . 4th gen. they work good.smaller modified CFLS work real good but you can light 40 watt one too .you have to close a copper switch on bottom of this board with solder OR add wires with an on off switch if you want to put in in a case.A Strogn magnet sometimes near a FL tube helps get it lit and also Warming the cfl with a hair dryer helps also .
Thank you for your kind response and suggestions and congratulations on your very impressive 38-hour lighting period!
I have tried shorting out the diode and using the capacitor connections for output (and many other options) with zero response other than the red diode light coming on every time. I bought two Fuji cameras together from the same supplier and I have just noticed that the boards are marked differently, one being A60 and the other A07. Examining them fairly carefully, I can see no difference between the pcbs.
I have put a photograph of the top of the board at http://www.mediafire.com/?bxj459iiqg4im8w (http://www.mediafire.com/?bxj459iiqg4im8w) and one of the underside of the board at http://www.mediafire.com/?nu4wnnyvtwnaavg (http://www.mediafire.com/?nu4wnnyvtwnaavg) and if you wouldn't mind, would you please take a look at them as with your considerable experience working with these boards, you may be able to spot whatever mistake I must be making. These boards are powered by a 1.5V AAA alkaline battery with the plus on the extended copper arm, which appears to be the reverse of the polarity of some of the other boards mentioned on the web.
Thanks in advance,
Patrick
Hi Gadgetmall,
Thank you indeed for clarifying the modification procedure - I will work on it. They sure believe in making everything tiny!
Patrick\
Hi Gadgetmall,Yes you are correct . It makes the circuit closer to resonance no matter where you adjust the pot. It Helps to reduce Current Consumption while maintaining resonance .
My construction is now well advanced. One quick query if I may, what is the function of the capacitor straddling the feedback pot? Is it to modify the oscillation frequency or does it have a different purpose?
Thanks in advance,
Patrick
GIVEAWAY . Guess how many Fuji's there are in this box and i'll send you one free-shipping included ..I can mod it for you if ask .
It's the Fuji -Jellybean jar Contest !!(Box)
there is also some Kodaks in there as well but they don't count !
Must be exact number of Fuji Boards .
I have the number written down as of today and passed along to a Trustworthy friend here . and to unclutter this thread you can PM me with your answer.
9/5/12
Contest ends 9/28/12 and the winners will be announced.
Below that picture is one of the mods i do on them .
Gadgetmall
Very Very easy. Free energy Running a 240v lightbulb of one AA battery. Very real and very usefull. With full how to. 100% real. This is very easy to do and easy to make. Hope some of you find this usefull. Great for reading lights or camping. Free energy if you get the camera and battery from used source. It will also run for over 12 hrs on a single rechargeable battery. Uses hardly any amps. Great for science shows.
Video here :- http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q4Qo68HvxoE
Circuit diagram for a07 fuji board can be found at the following link.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/60511976@N07/5519648005
Hello / The fugi Jelly Bean Jar(box) contest is over . There are no winners that guess the correct number. The winning number is held by . Alex (Groundloop) for verification and that number of Fuji's in that box IS 76 .
there is 76 fuji camera circuits
There is also 22 kodak circuits and 5 other non named ones .
Thanks for playing .
Gadget
Yes I am familiar with the kodak and nearly all the circuits. The cfl is 13watt hope that helps. I have hundreds of the fuji circuits that I give free to people who can't get them. I only request people send me a stamped addressed envelope and a few bucks to cover postage. Message me if you want to know more, but it normall costs about $3 to post them.
If you need help with the kodak circuit message me and I will try to help. :O)