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Not a question of belief, I want to get an understanding of what is happening. I have a circuit with around 100 volts and 3 amps driving 6 x 400 watt halogens so bright, you can't look at them. In order to investigate, I want to build a 100 volt variable high frequency circuit. Can anybody help?As I figured, don't belive anything you read on that free energy site.
Not a question of belief, I want to get an understanding of what is happening. I have a circuit with around 100 volts and 3 amps driving 6 x 400 watt halogens so bright, you can't look at them. In order to investigate, I want to build a 100 volt variable high frequency circuit. Can anybody help?
I'm thinking you will need a radio transmitters license ....
I wonder if I need a license if the equipment is screened?I'm thinking you will need a radio transmitters licence ....
I'm not looking at the lamp as a source of light, just interested in what is going on in the circuit. Trying to understand how 6 x 400 watt halogen bulbs can be so brightly lit by a circuit consisting of wires that would carry around 3 amps at a voltage that is safe for me to touch the terminals, which I would estimate as 100 volts max. My absolutely basic knowledge tells me that must be in the order of 300 watts and the bulbs are 2,400 watts. The only thing I could think of was that the HF harmonics that show up on the scope could be playing a part, so I want to feed a circuit with a controlled high frequency in an attempt to find out.My " Licence " post was made rather tongue in cheek ... How you going to screen a lamp ? sort of defeats the object ?
With that statement in mind, I will say this:The extent of my knowledge is best summed up by watts = volt x amps.
I thought that power is watts. Am I mistaken? My knowledge is very limited.Your entire premise is faulty, if the bulbs are lighting brightly it's because you're feeding high power to them - frequency is totally irrelevant, and DC would probably be best.
The meter display will be wrong, which is why you appear to be getting power from nowhere.
JimB