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       #Post#: 6246--------------------------------------------------
       LJL - How it's made, from A - Z?
       By: mihaig Date: February 14, 2017, 2:57 am
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       Hello to everyone!!
       I'm new on this forum and also in electronics. I read a few
       pages from this forum but there is a lot of information and it
       is quite difficult for me to find what I want.
       I would love to do a LJL, but can not find a procedure to show
       the entire process of making an LJL.
       Please, can someone help me with a scheme or a link where it
       shows the entire process?
       Any help is welcome!
       Thank you very much and please excuse my english!!
       Regards,
       Mihai!
       #Post#: 6259--------------------------------------------------
       Re: LJL - How it's made, from A - Z?
       By: lynx wind Date: March 7, 2017, 6:02 pm
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       I made a very small version of the LJL the other day.  Its
       called the xsm (for extra small)  I took half of a ferrite cable
       choke core and wound 100 turns of 30awg, then 27 turns in the
       same direction with 26 awg wire.  Very small and worked very
       well.  Super simple and now 120 v LED bulbs are a buck!
       Efficiency doesn't show up until the second and subsequent bulbs
       are added.  One 6w bulb by itself draws 7-8 watts.  By the time
       you add the second, third and so on, the bulbs are bright and
       drawing less than rated watts and far less than if you use an
       inverter.
       Wind both primary and secondary in the same direction.  The
       start wires are twisted together and tied to the power
       transistor.  The other end of primary goes to battery + or
       dimmer.  The other end of the secondary goes to the LED bulb.
       Base goes to LED bulb, and emitter goes to battery - .  No
       screeching off this circuit.  Nice startup and modest warmth on
       the transistor.
       #Post#: 6265--------------------------------------------------
       Re: LJL - How it's made, from A - Z?
       By: Viewhandsome Date: March 17, 2017, 3:09 am
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       #Post#: 6278--------------------------------------------------
       Re: LJL - How it's made, from A - Z?
       By: homebiz Date: June 8, 2017, 12:28 pm
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       Hi,
       My friend requested me to build this small version of LJL for
       his 24VDC solar setup. Any input as to the number of primary and
       secondary turns will be greatly appreciated.
       Kindly take note of the attached image which says 100 turns
       primary, 27 turns secondary. I'm a bit confused because my
       previous notes reflects 100 turns secondary.
       Thanks
       #Post#: 6363--------------------------------------------------
       Re: LJL - How it's made, from A - Z?
       By: Cylersics Date: December 13, 2018, 11:29 pm
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