Posted by Brad Gyde on January 20, 2011 at 22:05:05 from (184.247.239.212):
In Reply to: Light bulb laws posted by Jg20601 on January 20, 2011 at 08:40:54:
Speaking of traffic lights..
I cannot for the life of me remember exactly where I was (somewhere near here, I know that..) there's a traffic light, and heck if I know what kinda bulbs it has, but I myself can't see the "light" until I'm right up on it (unless it's dark) I don't know why.. I don't know if it's the bulb or what.. they have some sort of "shade" like thing on it, so maybe that's why.. I don't know..
As for them BS cfl bulbs.. YOU CAN KEEP EM. My cheap a$$ dad decided we need them in the shed.. When it's cold like it has been here (20-ish) You either a) have to turn the heat on/up for a hour to get it warm, or b) turn them dang things on 3 hours before you go to the shed, if you want to see something.
I have 100w bulbs in my shop. Used to have florescent, but they too took too long in the cold to warm up, made a awful HUMMMM and interfered with my radio.. so back to regular bulbs. I have the shed set up in "zones" and I turn on the lights needed as opposed to all of them. Sometimes there is a need for all of them, but often, the one row of lights above the workbench is plenty. During the summer, I can usually unscrew a extra bulb or 2, as I can leave the door open, allowing extra light to enter.
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