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- From pepi on 18-02-2009 at 13:16:45
Da, to je ona Americka uticnica :)
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LED lightbulb mod
You must admit that this is pretty unusuall situation - LED in a lightbulb, and it's all powered from mains. Old lightbulb was degutted and replaced with two LEDs in anti-parallel connection, with a capacitor and resistor in series. This resistor with capacitor is used to limit current through LEDs. Two LEDs were filed down to half-size and glued together to form a single LED. This step probably is not necessary but it looks cool this way.
Please bear in mind that this device is powered from mains, so it requires a lot of respect when testing.
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LED u sijalici
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- From trax on 18-02-2009 at 17:35:08
Jeste za 115V, ali radice i na 220V bez problema :) Za svaki slucaj, krenuti sa otpornikom 2k.
Sto se kondenzatora tice, moze i 0,39uF / 275V.
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- From kristijan on 18-02-2009 at 12:37:26
Zar nije ovo za napajanje s 115V AC ?
(kondenzator je 200V pa mi je zato cudno)
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