@sunman108
Good mod! Thanks for the video!
@German_byte
What a great idea!
@MrBobWareham
Very nice idea that works very well, cheers Bob in the UK
@anwarzaib5151
Nice sir
@matarra-fy7ix
Great, I have some lamps that I can't identify the resistors to change, then your solution have come to rescue!
@kiwidehaan
Hi Rob, I have a circuit that you could also demonstrate, and that is a light-sensitive switch and flashing diode in a torch, so you can find the torch at night, but the flashing diode light goes off when torch is in daylight.
@MonkellD
Wait is this the same guy from bigclive?!?!
@MrBobWareham
I have found a Circle Rocker Switch 3 Way 3 Pin 3A, on eBay, so I am going to make a two position dimmer using two caps of different values, so I will have 10% and 50% dimming. What's your opinion?
@sparkyprojects
Big clive has shown an easier way to dim a lamp, there are 2 parallel resistors next to the regulator, remove one
@rolliebca
Hi Rob, new sub from BigClive's channel. Would it matter if I put the cap on the line side instead of the neutral side? Thanks - now I got some binge watching to do. . .
@electromind4999
how can capacitor used to reduce voltage ?? as far as i know capacitors use as "temporary battery" so it store energy, and can increase the output voltage NOT reduce it .
@steve-h7z
What would happen if you put this capacitor across the L and N, would it improve power factor of the lamp?
@userking9377
100nF 400V capacitor
@imitzdevil
Sir,can I use it as a fan speed dimmer?
@maryborn7806
Amazing video! Q. Can the same process be done in reverse to increase the brightest rather than dim it?
@cotto887
what size capacitor do you use
@Rafa-r3r6b