Wireless Inductance Light Bulb

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I build this project here at work as a creative endeavor. This utilizes wireless inductance or energy transmission using a 9V to 12V battery. Items required include: LED Light (nine in total) 2 x Capacitor, rated at 1 nanofarad each 1 x Capacitor, rated at 470 nanofarads 1 x Capacitor, rated at 100 nanofarads 1 x Resistor, rated at 5.6 kilohms BD139 Transistor Single Core Magnetic Wire with coating, for inductance and coil purposes CelticCircleFull or Internal Enclosure as desired A Printed Lightbulb surface mode design and a socket to match Coil size can range between 5-7 centimeters in length, with the most efficient number of turns at around 10 to 25 coils; however, it is determined that using twenty-five turns yields brighter results. This project's sole intention is for entertainment purposes. It's hoped that it will bring joy and amusement to those involved. Additionally, a video documenting "ProjectBulb" can be found at "ProjectBulb.mkv", while the Schematic Diagram is also accessible. For Instructions: Adhere to the Schematic Diagram to successfully construct this project