Why the big adapter?

>>1005520
go find one that can supply 12V at 1A (at least)

>>1005521
That's it no hidden thing I should think about?

>>1005552
Just your own suppressed homosexuality

>>>1005552 (You)
>Just your own suppressed homosexuality

Why would it be suppressed?

>>1005520
Note that you need to figure out whether it's 12V DC or 12V AC.

>>1005568
This, though exterbal low voltage ac transformers tend to be uncommon in consumer electronics lights at 12vac are one of the more common things you'll find.

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>>1005568
>Note that you need to figure out whether it's 12V DC or 12V AC.

So this one wouls work?
(Original one to the left)

>>1005568
Do incandescent lamps actually care that much if it's AC or DC?

Alternatively, if it's LED then it's definitely DC.

>>1005576
Yes.
>>1005580
Incandescent bulbs don't care if it's AC or DC. Leds bulbs that fit the low-voltage domestic 12V don't care too.

Do they even make incandescent lamps anymore? or is it all replaced by LED?

>>1005674
They still make them, though you might not see them on the shelves at the supermarket.

>>1005696
>They still make them, though you might not see them on the shelves at the supermarket.
Why Isn't LED far cheaper to make and more efficient?

>>1005697
Incandescents are more versatile and give off a more natural light.

>>1005700
Huh, okay well the more you know

>>1005674
There's not only incandescents or leds bulb, there's also halogens and fluorescents bulb.

>>1005718
Also, it's very cheap to do incandescent bulb. It's just a tungsten filament inside a bulb with inert gaz like Azote.

>>1005700
>more natural light
Yes and No. Incandescent light outputs a full light spectrum as a 2500K black-body but the sunlight (in midday on earth) is like a black-body at 3500-4000K.
(Sun in space is like a black-body at 5000K)

>>1005568
>VA
It's AC

>>1005792
dc can be measured in VA by doing v * a which is what it is. 12 * .5 = 6va.

>>1005813
That is watts. VA is apparent power, which is Watts*pf. There is no power factor in dc

>>1005833
Me again, also, a DC power supply has a pin out on whether the inside or outside of the plug is + or -

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>>1005724
>black-body
Donno if racism or sexual harassment.
Maybe both.