Joule Thief

[Mk1]

@ist

Nice answer , i see we are talking the same language , your wording is a bit more to the piont tho. Lol 

[gadgetmall]

when we speek about CHRIST .....   

do we speek of the              MAN JESUS              or                      CHRIST   

do we speek of 1 or the other or both??

jesus was his NAME ..........    CHRIST IS WHAT HE KNEW .........   

CHRIST MEANS TO KNOW


NOW IS IT THE MAN   OR THE MIND!?!?!?!?!?!

CHRIST IS IN US ALL ...

IT IS NOT THE MAN OR THE WOMAN IT IS THY MIND!!!

IST


MAKE OF THIS WHAT YOU WILL......    so the correct interpertation of jesus christ would be JESUS TO KNOW ....   HE KNEW HIS MIND 

Christ = Messiah and last one for 2 nite My Brethren
"The woman saith unto him, I know that Messiah cometh, which is called Christ: when he is come, he will tell us all things. Jesus saith unto her, I that unto thee am he."
John 4:25-26

[innovation_station]

Christ = Messiah

LOL



wate with the rest!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!


lol


nobody is gonna save YOU!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!


i beleave it was said    when i return .....  I WILL BE LOOKING AT MYSELF!!!   HINT HINT .....

LOL

ist!

stop thinking someone is gonna save you ....   you MUST SAVE YOURSELF... 


YOUR HIGHER SELF IS NOT SO FAR AWAY AS YOU MAY THINK         ALL YOU HAVE TO DO IS LOOK INSIDE

FIND  IT ..... AND MERGE ...      THEASE TIMES ARE COMMING .. 

[jadaro2600]

Sometimes I just want to turn up the bottle when I look at the internet.

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I'm fixing to find the courage to use this magnetic paint on my bare wires.  I may wait until tomorrow though.

[WilbyInebriated]

in 50hz main lamps, fluorescent lamps' are driven by magnetic core ballasts at low frequency; typically  50hz. however, magnetic ballasts allow sufficient time for the ionized mercury gas in the discharge to recombine between each half cycle of the 50/60Hz supply, necessitating a re-strike of the lamp.
lamp lifetime, audible hum and a noticeable lamp light flicker are significantly reduced if the fluorescent lamps are excited at higher frequencies, for example, above 25kHz. the higher frequency excitation also provides a higher lumens/watt output, yielding higher overall efficiency, as there is no longer sufficient time for significant re-combination to occur. 
prior to ignition, an 8watt tube requires a peak voltage of approximately 200-300v  to initiate conduction, but once struck the tube voltage drops to around 56v after warm-up period.

flicker is caused by worn bulbs and/or ballasts. the striking voltage of the lamp increases both with age and decreasing temperature and the ballast can not supply it.