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» No, this video. I haven't seen the commercial
» It may be good, I don't know much about it. I do know that what I used here was a soli…
» Haha, that was my dorm room :)
» A relay uses low-current DC voltage to operate a magnetic coil. That coil opens or clo…
» Awesome! Glad to see I inspired someone else to try it out!
» The relays I used are Solid State and do not use magnets or mechanical movements. Exact…
» I believe you're referring to rosin, and I've never heard of that, but I'm not an elect…
» I'm not sure, but I think I used these from RadioShack: 4A, 400V Full-Wave Bridge R…
» Why wouldn't you just buy the correct washer? They cost next to nothing and are availa…
» Thanks! That's actually really close to where I am now at Bethel :)
» It may be good, I don't know much about it. I do know that what I used here was a soli…
» Haha, that was my dorm room :)
» A relay uses low-current DC voltage to operate a magnetic coil. That coil opens or clo…
» Awesome! Glad to see I inspired someone else to try it out!
» The relays I used are Solid State and do not use magnets or mechanical movements. Exact…
» I believe you're referring to rosin, and I've never heard of that, but I'm not an elect…
» I'm not sure, but I think I used these from RadioShack: 4A, 400V Full-Wave Bridge R…
» Why wouldn't you just buy the correct washer? They cost next to nothing and are availa…
» Thanks! That's actually really close to where I am now at Bethel :)
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Nov 29, 2007. 5:30 AMInstructables Robot
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Nov 28, 2007. 11:17 AMn1ti
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Nice job...but are you sure about your capacity calculations? A single D-cell rated at 12 amp hours does not increase in current capacity when placed in series. The voltage will increase of course, but the capacity in hours will be the same if you have 1 or 100 cells in series. The current will indeed be higher at lower voltages or as the load resistance drops. The only way to increase your load capacity from 12, to 24 to 36 amp hours, is to use them in parallel. In the Mag light scenario, the higher the operating voltage (the higher rated the bulb is)...but the current does not increase due to the different filament ratings. Kind regards...N1TI
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