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Dynamo Driven LED

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  1. It's my week for errors. Last evening I set up a dynamo driven LED light. The eagle-eyed Andreas
    Oehler notes that the lamp is a Cateye EL-200 (not EL-300). I changed the photo annotation as well.

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    Originally posted by A Muzi
    It's my week for errors. Last evening I set up a dynamo driven LED light. The eagle-eyed Andreas
    Oehler notes that the lamp is a Cateye EL-200 (not EL-300). I changed the photo annotation as well.

    tinyurl.comytd5o

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    What is the DC voltage output measured at the rectifier?
    (you can let us know voltages at different speeds)
    What is the current draw of the EL-200?
    Have you tried a capacitor across the bridge rectifier?
    (you can share the results and value(s) tried)

  3. On Mon, 12 Jan 2004 11:25:32 -0600, A Muzi <[email hidden]> may

    have said:

    It's my week for errors. Last evening I set up a dynamo driven LED light. The eagle-eyed Andreas
    Oehler notes that the lamp is a Cateye EL-200 (not EL-300). I changed the photo annotation as well.

    tinyurl.comytd5o

    If it was me, I'd add a capacitor across the DC side of the diode bridge, but that's just the
    way I think.

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