Pulsed DC Transformer with Embedded Magnets

[Pirate88179]

My gut feeling is you are delusionally wrong!
Well, common sense would have told you that if the AA battery is NOT providing the energy, you can simply remove it and see if your LEDs will light by themselves; (you may have to whisper Abracadabra several times before the magic takes effect).

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chrisC

Instead of abracadabra, it should be "Forever" the most beautiful name in the entire world.

Bill

[blueplanet]

The point is, current is meaningless if you're using solar to support high efficiency LEDs! You're the ASSHOLE!

Paul was right. A typical commercial solar charger normally needs a few hours to charge up a condensor-like element before it can do some useful work. The reason is because the current of the actual solar panel inside the charger is too small --- typically in the order of 10 microamps.  The idea is to get rid of the charging phase so that the device can readily do work whenever it is subject to sun exposure.

By the way, what is your major in high school (or in university)? And what is the main purpose of your focusing on this thread? The reason I asked you this question is because none of your messagess are technically related.

[chrisC]

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By the way, what is your major in high school (or in university)? And what is the main purpose of your focusing on this thread? The reason I ask you this question is because none of your messagess are technically related.

Well, now that you asked, I will answer your question. Like most degreed people, I did a bachelors in Electronic Engineering, did a Masters degree in Microelectronics, worked in the semiconductor industry as a design engineer for 15 years, taught myself software and founded a internet company, granted 4 patents and eight more pending, licensed my inventions for 7 figures to $B companies and have some spare time to enjoy the comedy channel. What else do you need to know? One doesn't need to get too technical; it's the common sense that is so lacking in this thread (plus the plentiful delusions).

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chrisC

[WilbyInebriated]

Well, now that you asked, I will answer your question. Like most degreed people, I did a bachelors in Electronic Engineering, did a Masters degree in Microelectronics, worked in the semiconductor industry as a design engineer for 15 years, taught myself software and founded a internet company, granted 4 patents and eight more pending, licensed my inventions for 7 figures to $B companies and have some spare time to enjoy the comedy channel. What else do you need to know? One doesn't need to get too technical; it's the common sense that is so lacking in this thread (plus the plentiful delusions).

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chrisC

and somehow he doesn't even know how a web spider works... he doesn't own a soldering iron... etc. as evidenced by his own words in the ltseung lead out thread. ad infintum, ad nauseam...

[chrisC]

and somehow he doesn't even know how a web spider works... he doesn't own a soldering iron... etc. as evidenced by his own words in the ltseung lead out thread. ad infintum, ad nauseam...

Well, Wilby, there are many things in life you will never understand and never achieve. We really don't have too many things in common. Are you still living between the railway tracks? Just checking.

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chrisC