Slayer Exciter - Driving (15) Watt Fluoro 3.6V @ 30 mA (110 milliwatts)

At the 110 milliwatt level it becomes quite a decent little night light, enough to see what's going on in a room, objects on the floor, for example, able to read paper nearby - almost a bit bright for sleeping, really. It would seem that the gauage and length of the primary wind truly dictate the power consumption. It'd be nice to have two different adjacent primaries, obly one active, at a time so you could switch between power modes.