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Resistors in series: R Resistors in parallel: 1/R Capacitors are the opposite, so series capacitors use the same equation as the parallel resistor equation (but with capacitance values) and parallel capacitors use the series resistors equation. |
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stick to the topic, and negative posts aren't helpful
If you make this a single use device, and an defence weapon to be used at night, from maybe a foot away, then yeah it could work 3 flash bulbs in a row going down, 3 capacitors per bulb, 1 battery per bul, give it 30s to charge tho ![]() but at night when already dark could be disorientating |
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Meh
I'll stick with drwing out a modified flashlight with slow flash powder cartridges, easy to fit in the bulb slot, or something like that, ... yes, just like a good old fashion camera. |
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Could you build a small flash as in kno3+mg device wich in subgram amounts was ignited in a machine gun type way?
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Yes, but he wants an electronic way. You would also have to restock a chemical flash device after every shot. |
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I would use flour throwqen in the eyes after a very bright flash becuuse flour in the eyes hurts realy badly and temperarily blinds you.
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