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  1. In article <[email hidden]>,

    dvt said:

    Good heavens. I had forgotten about the EER guy on sci.materials until
    you guys brought this up. You guys want a little fun? Here you go....

    http://groups.google.com/group/sci.materials/browse_thread/thread/b3897f9dafdfc7d1/bbb33c9f44de5b10?lnk=st&q=eer+materials&rnum=1&hl=en#bbb33c9f44de5b10
    or http://tinyurl.com/jgsez

    I've already had about all the fun I can stand with the
    review thread. Now I only monitor it hoping it can surpass
    the helmet threads. Surely, a more important subject.

    --
    Michael Press

  2. Daryl Hunt said:


    Some Evil Vile Creature (me) left my headlight on and, once again, the
    batteries are dead. What's even dumber, it's on a low speed electric bike
    that carries a ton of excess power for one stinking bulb. I need to order
    in a 36V bulb and wire it directly into a switch drawing power from the main
    system. Then the problem of batteries is a bust.

    Hmm. AFAIK, 36 Volt bulbs aren't easy to find!

    You could look into wiring a voltage regulator of some sort to drop
    voltage to the headlight. Some types might be lossy, but a pulse width
    regulator could be very efficient. See
    http://www.cs.indiana.edu/~willie/lvr.html for what's probably the most
    famous.

    - Frank Krygowski

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