Well hello Grandad... you sure get around!! This is The Toothpick. I think we have similar interests. I’ve been watching a few of your videos and enjoyed them. Take care.
Hey that is really cool that you can even get the motor to turn without the transistor. I saw a video by Lidmotor where he did that also. Now I’m gonna have to get me some hall sensors to play with👍🤓
Just4Fun I’ve actually been thinking of that also. The video by Lidmotor states, in the comment section, that the Hall effect transistor he used would only operate down to about 2.4 volts. I was watching a video on RUclips, that showed an led driver circuit that allows you to use down to approximately .8 volts to drive an led that basically requires around 2 volts to turn on. The circuit is mainly housed within a transistor called the YX8115. It does require a small resistor shaped inductor and maybe one or two other components in order to work. I think that it can basically take a voltage no lower than around .8 volts and boost it up to at least 2 volts which then allows someone to light an led with the boosted voltage. What I was wondering is could that boosted voltage be used to operate the Hall effect transistor. This would essentially allow a person to use down to roughly .8 or .9 volts to run a small pulse motor that can be switched with a Hall effect transistor. I ordered a few off of eBay but as of yet I don’t have any Hall effect transistors to see if it will work.🤔
@@user-wy3xe2tt3y please let me know if you do something like this i would be interested in watching if. You have done a lot of research. If mine doesn’t work I will look into it. Thanks 🙏
Just4Fun I will sure let you know. I’ve been kind of a little short on money lately but I know things will get better😊. When I watched your video, the other day, it re-sparked that idea in my mind. Oh by the way, I did get those videos uploaded the other day. They are on my other channel (The Toothpick). Take care and God bless.
That was fun, great result 👍👍
Well hello Grandad... you sure get around!! This is The Toothpick. I think we have similar interests. I’ve been watching a few of your videos and enjoyed them. Take care.
very impressive, can let to a lot of start-up and thus lead to lots of invention
Thank you 🙏
Hey that is really cool that you can even get the motor to turn without the transistor. I saw a video by Lidmotor where he did that also. Now I’m gonna have to get me some hall sensors to play with👍🤓
Great have a go. I want to make it work on 1.5 volts. My next project 😃
Just4Fun
I’ve actually been thinking of that also. The video by Lidmotor states, in the comment section, that the Hall effect transistor he used would only operate down to about 2.4 volts. I was watching a video on RUclips, that showed an led driver circuit that allows you to use down to approximately .8 volts to drive an led that basically requires around 2 volts to turn on. The circuit is mainly housed within a transistor called the YX8115. It does require a small resistor shaped inductor and maybe one or two other components in order to work. I think that it can basically take a voltage no lower than around .8 volts and boost it up to at least 2 volts which then allows someone to light an led with the boosted voltage. What I was wondering is could that boosted voltage be used to operate the Hall effect transistor. This would essentially allow a person to use down to roughly .8 or .9 volts to run a small pulse motor that can be switched with a Hall effect transistor. I ordered a few off of eBay but as of yet I don’t have any Hall effect transistors to see if it will work.🤔
@@user-wy3xe2tt3y please let me know if you do something like this i would be interested in watching if.
You have done a lot of research. If mine doesn’t work I will look into it. Thanks 🙏
Just4Fun
I will sure let you know. I’ve been kind of a little short on money lately but I know things will get better😊. When I watched your video, the other day, it re-sparked that idea in my mind. Oh by the way, I did get those videos uploaded the other day. They are on my other channel (The Toothpick). Take care and God bless.
@@user-wy3xe2tt3y please share a link here
That's awesome 👌🏾👍🏽👏🏾🙌🏾