Hi flumen, thanks for the reply, sounds good, look forward to it.
Received a christmas gift, a philips 12.5 watt led bulb, 60 watt equivalent. Though it looks to me, more like 65 to 70 watt equivalent and the light is almost identical to an incandescent.
It gets hot, though not as hot as a 60 watt incandescent.
Also got a package of 4 - 13 watt cfls, so they can be gutted for testing 3 or 4 in series with the meissner oscillator inverter.
And the cfls have smaller glass tubes, so that might work better, we will see.
Also going to wind another 4 ferrite bead core with less secondary turns and see how it will light this led bulb up.
It says, 110-130 volts at 160 milliamps and it is a dimmable led bulb.
Here is a pic.
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peace love light
tyson
Received a christmas gift, a philips 12.5 watt led bulb, 60 watt equivalent. Though it looks to me, more like 65 to 70 watt equivalent and the light is almost identical to an incandescent.
It gets hot, though not as hot as a 60 watt incandescent.
Also got a package of 4 - 13 watt cfls, so they can be gutted for testing 3 or 4 in series with the meissner oscillator inverter.
And the cfls have smaller glass tubes, so that might work better, we will see.
Also going to wind another 4 ferrite bead core with less secondary turns and see how it will light this led bulb up.
It says, 110-130 volts at 160 milliamps and it is a dimmable led bulb.
Here is a pic.
Uploaded with ImageShack.us
peace love light
tyson
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