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| look at the GE 55w CFL i got for Christmas. here it is side of a normal 13w TCP cfl
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ooooooooookay sorry about my foot getting in on that  |
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| LOL! I have one of those, but on the front porch I have a daylight 85 watt one that puts out 5700 lumens. Can we say bright. It makes those look like a baby. It's too large to burn sideways.
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i see sylvania makes a huge one too. ive seen some that are about 2ft long lighting a large store.  wonder how many watts they suck? |
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| 85W are available here too
There are 250W ones in Google Images. Wonder why not just use HID where ever those are used
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| seems like all the bigger ones are CW or daylight but this is actually 2700K
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| There are some very large "CFL" bulbs but they are mogul based.
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| i have some 65w fluorex here.but they require a ballast.the startup cap is in the base though.
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| There's also a 105w version, that (supposedly) would output 7000lm, but probably much less.
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120V 60Hz here!
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| Cool! I keep thinking about picking one of those up, but I only see them in 2700K and I don't really like that low of a color temp for fluorescents. 1000bulbs has some pretty massive spiral cfls and in various color temps.
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Bring SOX lamps back!!!
FYI, LED's are NOT the most efficient lighting technology available! Don't know how people keep coming to that conclusion!
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| If size does not matter you can make one yourself by combining a PL-T or PL-L with a socket and magnetic ballast
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| I have a 65 watt 6500K spiral CFL. It is electronic programmed start. Has been a good one actually.
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Preheat Fluorescents forever!
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I have one (65w) made by philips, its around 3 years old and still works beautifully  it doesnt get alot of use though.  |
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Bring back Fluorescent and SOX Streetlights. Keep magnetic ballasts.
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| I seen today Hyundai 120W 6500K one for sale in a local hardware shop. The shop also uses 2 of them themselfes, in addition to 2 110W HO's and bunch of 36W T8's
They really are glare bombs - more power than the HO's but crammed into a 8U T5 CFL
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| Ash: Usually high wattage CFLs are either helical or 4U T5 CFLs.
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