Re: How Many Forum Members Does It Take to Change a Light Bu
Posted: Tue Sep 25, 2012 9:24 pm
Change? We have to change? I HATE change! What was wrong with the old lightbulb, anyways?
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cheezit wrote:one perospn suggesting the goverment should provide them with a new free and better light bulb as they are entitled to it, then getting it, injuring themselfs and sueing the goverment for failing to provide a warning lable
I prefer the lightbulbs designed in 1911.Lonest4r wrote:22 people to debate whether a lightbulb made by JMB would be superior and more elegant than a lighbulb designed by Glock. 37 to rebut with the argument that the Glock lightbulb would always light up when you flip the switch. All 22 original posters retort that boxy tupperware lightbulbs are ugly regardless.
fickman wrote:I prefer the lightbulbs designed in 1911.Lonest4r wrote:22 people to debate whether a lightbulb made by JMB would be superior and more elegant than a lighbulb designed by Glock. 37 to rebut with the argument that the Glock lightbulb would always light up when you flip the switch. All 22 original posters retort that boxy tupperware lightbulbs are ugly regardless.
But, without buying the really high end ones, I never trust them right out of the box. I take them to my local lightsmith and have him do at least a filament job and usually adjust the output spectrum.
Remember, especially for miniature lights, most manufacturers recommend a 400-500 hour break in period. You want to get through that zone before you trust it during an emergency. You don't want a failure to illuminate (FTI) at the one moment where luminescence could save your life.
And a member who will add ... not to trust any bulb size that doesn't start with at least a 4 like a 40 0r 45 watt because they aren't powerful enoughrecaffeination wrote:One member to post a video of Bloomberg saying nobody needs a bulb bigger than 10W except the police and military.
Especially strobe or "Automatic" lamps with high-current-capacity drivers. Any more than 1 illumination per second cannot be seen as a simple illumination device and surely falls far beyond any bulb that Edison would have envisioned at the time of its creation.recaffeination wrote:One member to post a video of Bloomberg saying nobody needs a bulb bigger than 10W except the police and military.
10W is about the right size for Bloomberg. After all, he is a dim bulb.recaffeination wrote:One member to post a video of Bloomberg saying nobody needs a bulb bigger than 10W except the police and military.
lamp!WildBill wrote:10W is about the right size for Bloomberg. After all, he is a dim bulb.recaffeination wrote:One member to post a video of Bloomberg saying nobody needs a bulb bigger than 10W except the police and military.
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