Comments by "MarcosElMalo2" (@MarcosElMalo2) on "Testing the world's biggest LED" video.

  1. DENIS Forrest A marine battery might be better (or a bank of 6), but I have to wonder how long they can sustain even voltage. I’m also thinking that for the purposes of the experiment, the cooling system should have a separate power supply.
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  2. Shagrof That depends on your geographical location. In the U.S., your ordinary three prong socket supplies single phase 110-120 volts, and are rated for 15 amps. [If you have greater power requirements, you can add a 240 volt circuit (using two hot legs to complete the circuit, rather then 1 hot and 1 neutral) If this sounds to technical, it’s better to avoid fooling around because these voltages are deadly.] Other countries use different voltages, and their outlet connections are rated differently according to their local electrical codes.
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  3. Hi! Thank you for this great video. Did you manage to measure the light output before the power supply broke? I’m trying to imagine how you’d use this in a practical application. Maybe mounted on a crane? :D
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