That’s an interesting question 420.jpg! What makes you ask that?
To be honest I’m not really sure how to answer other than I think with practise a lot of things are possible! I imagine how easy it would be to do would depend on the type of light switch but I bet it’s possible!
I have tried before. Sometimes it works on some particular types of switches or if they are very all but unfortunately the design makes them tilt to one of the sides regardless. Only lasts a few seconds
it’s really easy! there is something called a resistor. The electrical current (what makes the light turns on) passes through this resistor and makes the light bulb turn on. These resistors have different values and these values is what makes the bulb to be brighter or darker. Commercially, these resistors are called dimmers, and they have embedded a variable resistor (called potentiometer) that by twisting the knob changes the balance in the light.
I would say if you can balance the moment through either side of the light switch so there is an equal force applied to each side it would be possible to balance a light switch, but i don’t think you’d close the circuit so the light would likely remain off.
On a standard rocker switch, you can do it – you have to get it spot on, because of the mechanism behind..but I see why you ask – I have often thought this myself!!
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