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Well I’m currently on LG sitting next to candlelight!, no we haven’t got a power cut either!, I was just thinking of how lighting used to be?, their quite cosy to be honest , if you’re in a quiet room on your own, reading or just relaxing they provide that little bit of light and warmth to sit next to. The humble tea light for instance usually produces only 13 lumens and 100 BTUs an hour, but if you were in a storm related power outage situation, a handful of them could keep you warm and illuminated for a few hours! And this is one lighting tech that is older than anything electrical to have come and gone!
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We like oil lamps for this sort of thing, they're especially nice when relaxing in the bath
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Yeah, in this day and age, with the take over of LED, and people wanting their tungsten lighting back, we tend to overlook the traditional old candles and oil lights, and for a light source like the candle, that dates back to 200 BC, possibly invented by the Chinese amazingly!, you have to admire them still being made today!
So I reckon the candle deserves a shout out after all this time on a lighting site!
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Reading further into this, the Romans were making them from Tallow even earlier in 500 BC?
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Just rescued a 75w ER30 sylvania flood lamp from some track lights in my english class.
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Collector,Hoarder,Pack-rat! Clear mercury Rules!!
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One of my 20w metal halide track light fixtures has a burned out lamp... (burned out a while ago) and I originally thought the GE "constant color" 20w lamps were the only ones available for those track lights... nope. I just bought a metal arc "powerball" version from Sylvania, on Ebay, today.
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Interests: 1. Motorcycles, Cars, Women, and Lighting (especially fluorescent) 2. Weightlifting/staying extremely athletic 3. Severe Thunderstorms of all kinds 4. Food and drinks. So gimme them bbq ribs Lighting has ALWAYS been a passion of mine. I consider everyone on here to be a friend
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Took down a bunch of Christmas lights..
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ThunderStorms/Lightning/Tornados are meant to be hunted down & watched...not hidden from in the basement!
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