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TiCoune66

[Aug 19, 2010 at 03:58 PM]

You probably use a cap that has a too low value. I would try with a 3 or 4 uF cap Wink

joe_347V

[Sep 02, 2010 at 01:15 AM]

Aug 20, '10
Yeah I should try a 3 or 4 uf cap when I get the chance to get one first lol. Anyways maybe the 2.5uf cap here might be better for a F8T5 Tulamp circuit but still I'll post an update when I try a bigger cap.
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Update: Sep 1, '10
I got a 4 uF cap and tried it again this time the lead lamp is just around the same brightness as the lag lamp,but it still starts like a rapid start though and makes a loud buzzt sound when starting.

New readings:
Both Lamps In:
39W .33A
Lead Removed:
18W .28A
Lag Removed:
18W .34A

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F15 Lead Lag Setup - Lamps Lit

Here's a pic of a F15 lead - lag Tulamp style setup that I made after seeing Daveman's pic on L-G, click here for more details and the link to Daveman's pic. Not that the lead lamp is notcily dimmer because it's underdriven but the camera didn't pick it up though.