Joule Thief -- Which transistor should I use?

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For building a Joule Thief circuit with a 1.5V cell, the BC547 transistor is mentioned, but its effectiveness is uncertain. Users suggest exploring various Joule Thief circuit designs available online to find suitable components. The discussion encourages experimentation with different transistors to determine the best fit for the project. Resources and images of Joule Thief circuits are readily accessible for reference. Overall, the community emphasizes trying out different options to achieve the desired results.
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Hi everyone..I'm trying to build a Joule Thief circuit operating on a 1.5V cell. Which transistor should I use? I have BC547 but I'm not sure it will work...Suggestions are welcome..
 
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