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[Zeitmaschine]

Are you lighting 5 100w bulbs using only 27 watts???

What should be the problem with that? Darkness favors secret dealings.

If we connect 5 100W bulbs to 220V in series then each bulb runs on a fifth of its rated voltage.

A 100W bulb at 220V draws 0.45A and has a resistance of 484 Ohms. Running that bulb at 44V (220 divided by 5) equals 0.09A and 4W for each bulb. 4W × 5 = 20W.

That means we can simply connect 5 100W bulbs in series to 220V without the need of fancy coils, electronics and push-pull drivers. We will get a bit of illumination anyway.

Correct me if I'm wrong. 

[Hoppy]

Nickz  In addition, the system will consume 150 w max to power on its own.
The Pebble will flow out of use Eng.

Hmm, still no clear yes or no answer.

[Tomtech29]

 
"Zeitmaschine"  You need to check because I see a parallel circuit bulbs This total power load 500Watt
you're right in series but the light is not scattered see how the cables are connected friend:

[Tomtech29]

  very fast diode in a place where we have lines plus -This means half
one part of a winding work and the other is at a constant voltage
by the way they have a nice spark white  which gives him a high voltage to light bulbs and the current LC. 
but what where is the reward?

[AlienGrey]

He DA1 is just saying he can do PCB's, perhaps he just want's art work sending and he makes what you want, end of story ? thats what i'm getting other than that he is not saying. not yet any way !