In the circuit shown at right, a flasher bulb is wired in parallel with the capacitor. When the voltage across the bulb (and the capacitor since they are in parallel) reaches 60 V charge will arc across the bulb making it flash and discharging the capacitor, at which point the capacitor begins to recharge starting from zero. R 1 V 100 V C neon bulb Figure 5. Flasher circuit. 1.). What value should the capacitor have if you want the bulb to flash every 10 seconds? 2.). If the power supply voltage were only 80 V and everything else in the circuit were the same, how long would it take between flashes?