He could have built the electronic load I designed for him and done his experiment three times by now.It looks like it might also be 75 watts, so the panel probably won't be able to get it going because the cold resistance will be very low.
There are always some people that don't want to do it, "my" way. When I start feeling irritated about it, I take a break from AAC because the real problem is that I feel over-invested. Sometimes that takes a few weeks.He could have built the electronic load I designed for him and done his experiment three times by now.
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Here is a page about the candle power:
http://www.donsbulbs.com/cgi-bin/r/d.pl/cp.html
Bertus
This came up on another thread a while back. I tested a 12v 50W bulb, and found the filament would light reliably from any current over about 40% of the normal running current, so the 12v 50W (4 amp) bulb would light from any current over approx 1.6 amps.It looks like it might also be 75 watts, so the panel probably won't be able to get it going because the cold resistance will be very low.
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