Finish the Vape Quiz, Win AMPKING AK4030 21700 & Extra US$50 Gift Card--7/23

General Competitions and Giveaways
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4 @AlanS @Hobag @cosacee

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5 https://www.facebook.com/chelovekofficial/posts/246132329514820

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No! =) because the wire inside a light bulb is seen by the circuit as just another connection point (wire). :wink: It just happens to give off light because of the properties of the wire.

:laughing: Well, honestly, Iā€™m with Josie here. IMO, thereā€™s not enough information to go on (being my technical self). :stuck_out_tongue_winking_eye:

If they want to clarify it a bit further as to:

  • in its current condition?
  • or with the switch pressed, and if so I would contend we need voltagesā€¦ But Iā€™m sure they had no intent of going that deep into thingsā€¦

But even still, we need an answer to the basic ā€œwith or without the switch engagedā€ question IMO.

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Hell yeah. Ha! :sunglasses:

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#1 - hereā€™s my best guess :
A, K, I, N, G

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#2 - okā€¦

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#3
@vladvlad, @lolly, @jayrell (howā€™s your new child?)

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#4
@red, @Green, @Blue

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#5
@Black & @White

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#Post 1
None safely, butā€¦
A will light & K will glow dimly
ā€¦ just before the battery explodes in my pocket

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#Post 2
Did it :wink:

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#Post 3
@Daven @Mew @SessionDrummer

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#Post 4
@mooch @Mooch1 @moochiemoo

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#Post 5
@GPC2012 @Silhouette @Cooter1

Sad last post :disappointed_relieved:
We need a bunch more players

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  1. Only A if the circuit is completed that is. Part of the are not even connected to both positive and negative.
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  1. Google plus
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@paingawd @Lostmarbles. @ozo

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  1. Bulb ā€œAā€
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  1. Facebook
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  1. Twitter