modified 10 years ago

Dimming and shining light

00:32:18

This is not the real circuit but the real one I made of of someone else's progect, so here's the link: http://everycircuit.com/circuit/6298859261657088

published 10 years ago

castillo92

10 years ago

133kA... Well =)

billoute720

10 years ago

@castillo92 😄 I think maybe it's a nuclear power plant ?

MmmAaaXxx

10 years ago

All I you need to do is raise the power you need to power the light in the light settings and make a high amount of volts or amps and the light will not explode.

MmmAaaXxx

10 years ago

Also Amps=Volts/Ohms, so the light has a very, Very, VERY small amount of ohms so if you raise the volts without breaking the light you can even get up to and past 1TV (btw it is not a TV, it means TeraVolt=10^12V=1 trillion volts.).

MmmAaaXxx

10 years ago

Without breaking it.

BigB

10 years ago

Where's the point??? It's basically the same circuit that an eleven year old boy made, just with different numbers ... and you called him stupid for that!

maxmax_66

10 years ago

@BigB. Lmao. Oh the irony. It's basically the same circuit as your's as well, and essentially you labelled him, among others, as stupid. You make me giggle. What a fool.

MmmAaaXxx

10 years ago

Dude, I said I took it back!

maxmax_66

10 years ago

Idk. For BigB, not you.

maxmax_66

10 years ago

"What we've got here is a failure to communicate"

MmmAaaXxx

10 years ago

I was talking to BigB

maxmax_66

10 years ago

Yeah. Sure. Ok. Idk.

BigB

10 years ago

@maxmax_66: Looks like you're having a real problem with your memories ... or basically a problem with your brain. You've mentioned "my circuit being basically the same" ... Please be so kind and show me that circuit! Can you? Guess not. And again you've shown your intentions. EoD

maxmax_66

10 years ago

I refer you to your "my special warning lights" circuit, dumbass. Or did you forget?

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