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>>1996239
Does white glue work too?

>> No.1996221 [View]
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So I have a very pretty pen, but it ran out of ink, and I would like to know how I can make black, permanent homemade ink for ir. Anyone here knows how to?

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>>1991870
Circuit analysis, understood

>> No.1991802 [View]

>>1991795
I undestard, I apreciate with great value your correction, from now on I will aply it, thank you

>> No.1991799 [View]

>>1991795
No no! I´m not being sarcastic! Seriously

>> No.1991790 [View]

>>1991787
So I should ask for an exact amount of current instead for voltage gentleman?

>> No.1991781 [View]

>>1991778
Excactly in which part of my statement I commit an error so I can avoid making it again?

>> No.1991773 [View]

>>1991146
What areas of "basic electricity" should I study to execute this project?
My knowledge in electricty goes through: Relation between voltafge, amps, Ohms and Watts, law of Faraday, Law of Ohm, Capacitance, electrostatic and more. Which part you think I should study, sir?
(And I published this post in science, but no one helped me, someone told me to try here, so...here Iam)

>> No.1990997 [View]

>>1990990
>food cling film
I´m going to write that down, thank you so much mate!

>> No.1990985 [View]

>>1990981
I apreciate your correction, thank you so much

>> No.1990982 [View]

>>1990973
Supercapacitors...that could do the trick...In fact I saw videos of Electro Boom, one in which he talks about graphite, eddi currents, tesla coils, electrical resonances and more. I apreciate your suggestion

>> No.1990979 [View]

>>1990970
No...? Is not for that, I´m just interested in this area. I know I didn´t express myself with efficiency, but I came here to learn more, not only hitting books, but to ask people too for help

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>>1990965
I made this experiment to study how much can a group of capacitors deliver voltage (Obviously the circuit is incomplete now), I used classic plate capacitors, with 5V DC with 2.5A

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>> No.1990967 [View]

>>1990965
Well, i already did...and I am triying to learn more of physics and electricity, thankfully I´m already in my vacations so I can do that better (BTW about what I built, the amount of voltage I managed to contain was just some mV, gonna try again with new homemade classic capacitors, obviously using DC)

>> No.1990963 [View]

>>1990960
0 0 F
Welp, as the good Forest Gump would say "Shit happens"

>> No.1990956 [View]

How do you delete a 4chan post? XD I want to start over

>> No.1990946 [View]

>>1990943
Theorically I want to power up a 60W lightbulb using a powerbank made of capacitors for 30 minutes

>> No.1990944 [View]

>>1990943
Let´s say 2 Amperes

>> No.1990942 [View]

>>1990939
I don´t wish to use only one, I wish to use more than just one to have that "Stable Voltage"

>> No.1990936 [View]

>>1990935
Ok, I understand, and how I can predict how long it will take for the capacitors to discharge? (I want to have an stable voltage for at least 30 minutes)

>> No.1990932 [View]

>>1990930
I see, but I need to know something about the formular, what is "e" in the formula? "t" is a constant? What should I search to learn more of this?

>> No.1990924 [View]

>>1990921
How many Farads should the capacitor posses? Which type of capacitor is better for that?
And how many would I need to have a flow of current capable of during 30 minutes?

>> No.1990923 [View]

>>1990921
Ok, I understand gentleman. So let{s suppose I want to power up One lightbulb of 60W for about 30 minutes

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