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Posted by Don Klipstein on June 10, 2007, 7:53 pm
>> wrote:
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>> >Anyone seen one of these on:
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>> >http://www.lightbulbdepot.com/product.asp?sub=201&prod=01054L
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>> >Its a blue light (actually clear white glass, pic is colored wrong),
>> >but I don't know if its supposed to be vivid blue, or just a bluish
>> >white color. Anyone know?
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>> Maybe the picture is not wrong; if it is a reasonable representation
>> of what the consumer should see, or experience.
>>
>> The site did say...
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>> Additional Info: CLEAR - BLUE LIGHT OUTPUT
>> --
>> Oren
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>> ..through the use of electrical or duct tape, achieve the configuration in
the photo..
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>I know its wrong, but 'clear' usually means colorless when talking of
>such things, which is really annoying. But you are right, I called
>them and they said the glass is blue.
That sounds unusual to me...
There are colored metal halide lamps ("lightbulbs") that involve the
specific metal halides chosen to be ones that specialize in production of
colored light.
Green and blue ones do that fairly well, with halides of thallium and
indium respectively.
A major manufacturer of these is Iwasaki or "EYE".
http://www.eyelighting.com
- Don Klipstein (don@misty.com)
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