Originally posted by SeaMonkey
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Originally posted by SeaMonkey
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Originally posted by SeaMonkey
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Originally posted by SeaMonkey
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Please keep in mind that your explanation do not explain why there are radiant circuit that consume more with load and there are radiant circuit that consume less with load. You explain both with single same explanation and thus your explanation is wrong.
Most of radiant circuit will consume more with load for example self oscillating relay, joule thief, most SSG, and all timer based switching.
Originally posted by Aaron
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I don't get it. It compare shorted out output with light bulb as load and having light bulb reduce current consumption? But will watch all three to make sure.
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No without load test?
Originally posted by Guruji
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Originally posted by Ecoman11
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I look forward for the time for you to publish it .
What do you mean by "draw" and "input". Circuit "draw" current and give "input" to motor?
What do you use as switch? mechanical?
I think you would be interested to this 7imix video, an implementation of stingo with motor as coil. A brushed motor will consume less with load (drag).
YouTube - Stingo Motor
Originally posted by Ecoman11
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