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A quick observation: The reed switch might have been "sticky" not because of the strength of the magnet, but because of the current all those lights required. F
by noonespecial 9y ago
A quick observation: The reed switch might have been "sticky" not because of the strength of the magnet, but because of the current all those lights required. For any given reed switch, there's a current that will keep it from disengaging once it engages. Reed switches are generally considered signal devices, not current switches for this reason.