D David V New member Jul 13, 2009 #1 ...stored? And it's not the battery...the battery charges something that stores the high voltage until the flash is ready to be used.
...stored? And it's not the battery...the battery charges something that stores the high voltage until the flash is ready to be used.
D Dusted New member Jul 13, 2009 #2 An inverter circuit driven by the battery charges a capacitor with high voltage. The capacitor stores the high voltage charge untill needed. And yes, this circuit can be taken out and use to torture your friends with.
An inverter circuit driven by the battery charges a capacitor with high voltage. The capacitor stores the high voltage charge untill needed. And yes, this circuit can be taken out and use to torture your friends with.
