Features of light catching

I understand that you need to pull the blue wire of a short cable out of the socket of the incandescent lamp holder? And where should I put it? Leave something hanging in the air?

It's your fault    , Vasily, and you gave us a direct current circuit as an example,

so the young man followed the advice.

The wires are double stranded    
and where is the plug

I agree with this comment.
The scheme is clear to electricians.
The average person is shocked.

I agree with this comment.
The scheme is clear to electricians.
The average person is shocked.

It will all end badly if you two kill a man...

No, we won't kill you: my first acquaintance was in the first grade, when I plugged the light bulb from the flashlight into the socket - it hit me and I thought. Life teaches

Right now?
What should be the power of an incandescent lamp for drl?

Correctly. For DRL 250, you need 500watt: if I'm not mistaken (there was no need to try).

The question is mainly for Muscovites - has anyone compared Osram DRL, Philips "native" (German and Dutch production, respectively) with those produced in P. R. C (simply put - in the People's Republic of China)))?
And if the comparison is clearly in favor of the first, then where did you buy it?

As I understand it-no one "bothers" over such trifles as the place of production of the used "Osram" and "Philips" - DRL is it also DRL in China?!
In any case - all successful fishing (catch by the tail the end of the season!)

Recently, even just buying DRL has become a problem, so the origin of imported analogues somehow passes by interest.

   That is, how? Is it problematic in the construction markets? Maybe then you should buy for the future? You scared me...
P.S. Maybe this has something to do with the general line on saving electricity, and soon you won't be able to buy anything at all except "energy saving"?

Before the congress, I was looking for a Phillips lamp at three (!) construction markets. With great difficulty, I found only OSRAM, even there were no domestic ones. There are only energy-saving devices around, and with a power of up to 100 watts (the equivalent of a normal 500).

Please, it's time to buy a couple of DRL-250 cars

instead of chokes, there will be ordinary light bulbs, they are not available yet

Last weekend, we had the opportunity to test a Russian-made split DRL (Saratov) and a 250-watt OSRAM solid DRV. Caught 2 nights. My first impression was that it flew better on OSRAM. But of course, for more representative and well-founded data, it is necessary to catch at least a month and write down all the arrival data in a notebook.

Oh, representativeness is one of my favorite topics! Why exactly within a month?
Not necessarily in notepad.

But what about "Federal Law of the Russian Federation No. 261-FZ of November 23, 2009 "On Energy Saving and Energy Efficiency Improvement and on Amendments to Certain Legislative Acts of the Russian Federation"?
Since 2014, incandescent lamps more powerful than 100 W are prohibited...
So, you also need to stock up on ordinary lamps

And by the way, who has been in the topic for a long time - what is the average (approximately natural!) lamp life?
DRL of course...)))

And by the way, who has been in the topic for a long time - what is the average (approximately natural!) lamp life?
DRL of course...)))

250 cotton pads - 12,000 hours, 400 cotton pads-15,000 hours.

this is your own experience, or according to the standards stated by the manufacturers?)))

These are well known standards found by Google
http://zao-tehnolog.ru/page115488
http://electrohobby.ru/lam_drl_shema_podk_har_ustr_ra.html

For links-thank you! Let's hope that our lamps will not break out of these standards...))))

As I understand it-no one "bothers" over such trifles as the place of production of the used "Osram" and "Philips" - DRL is it also DRL in China?!
In any case - all successful fishing (catch by the tail the end of the season!)

The place of production is still an important factor! In China, it may be DRL, but the Russian ones are definitely some kind of under-DRL. I have experience comparing them: there were two lamps (DRL Sylvania and DRL Russkaya) in the steppe. The conditions are the same, but all the butterflies were on Sylvania, only a couple of specimens arrived on our planet. An explanation was found later: we looked at both lamps on the lumen. It turned out that the phosphor coating of Sylvania is much thinner than in our lamps (as well as Philips, OSRAM, etc.), so much so that you can see what is inside. Although they say that Sylvania and OSRAM are one and the same - but the difference between them is in favor of Sylvania.

So from the point of view of lighting and safety our DRL is better than Sylvania
But if you prick, it doesn't matter which one

but Sylvania can not be pricked, but flies like a prick! and your eyes don't burn out!