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wattsup said:

...But, I then completely removed the 110 volt bulb, and instead, as the photo shows, I put one 12V-150MA bulb plus one 12V vehicle license plate light directly onto the batteries. Both lights have been lighting for the last 2 hours and the voltage across the batteries has remained steady at 12.08 VDC.
Call it what you will, this design is in fact lighting the bulb and is not dropping in voltage. There are no outside connections.

>>The two smaller light bulbs are drawing considerably less power than the 100W bulb or floodlamp.  One would expect the voltage to drop at a slower rate the second time if less power was drawn off the source, right?

Suppose you had an intermediate power drain scheme to determine if a timed average period was being drawn off by an intermediate power drain?  Or time the smaller bulb(s) with a clock over a more lengthy period to see if there's a correlation beteen a large drain compared to a small one?







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