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05-11-2006, 11:36 PM
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Snappy, we had a guy on here that was going to send me a luxton star and driver "on loan" for me to run PAR tests as he was claiming how good they were and that he was going to start producing a LED lighting system.. well in short I sent my address he said they were on the way.. 8 months laiter still nothing. I do have a PAR sensor and have tested normal LED's very disapointing PAR output. less than 1/20th of a NO actinic bulb, so going by that if a luxton is 10X more powerfull we should still only see 1/2 of the output of a NO tube, but it would take about 5 luxtons to cover the same area.. and at 20.00 a pop it wouldn't be a cheaper method of lighting.. so if anyone has a luxton and driver they could spare for a week or two I will do tests and get some comparitive figures instead of speculation. Steve
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05-30-2006, 11:56 PM
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Those bulbs would be insaine in price......Hey you calgary people.....you know those blue lights in marlborough mall in the roof.....Those are led lights......Guess how much for one bulb!!!
Answer $240 smackers!!!!!(and I know cause me and 7 others did the electrical reno at that mall.........9 months of night shift..I will never forget)
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