How many people have actually experienced (first-hand) the IN-3 flicker,
while the IN-3's were connected in correct polarity?
-Adam
On 3/1/2011 11:04 AM, Gene Segal wrote:
Dieter, some of them flicker, and some don't with DC voltage. It's more of a
periodic pulsation, where the plasma moves back and forth around the
cathode/anode. Some lamps don't do this at all, some do it after a few hours
of being on.
Gene
Hi!
I have heared that some have experienced that the IN-3 might flicker when
driven with a standard DC voltage.
I haven't experienced, that, yet, but I want to make sure, that they work
perfect, because I want to use them in one project.
Has anyone experienced that the IN-3 do flicker?
And: Who has experienced that the IN-3 do NOT flicker?
DIETER
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