Flourescent light

runnerbl

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Just picked THIS up at the military BX for 19.99....Needed one and this looked like a good buy...





My fault...mistyped....thanks buddy...
 
Today with the advance of CFLs, cool daylight 23w or 26w spirals provide an excellent and energy efficient alternative to incadescent bulbs.
 
But whenever I tried those CFs they didn't show marring *nearly* as well as my high-wattage incandescents. Don't mean to sound :argue I just never got good swirl-spotting from them.



I know, I'm a broken record on this :o but a 300w incandescent in an otherwise dark room it simply unmatched in my experience and I've spent a crazy amount of time/effort on this.
 
Accumulator - Do you use a special fixture w/ such a high wattage bulb or is it just your run of the mill trouble light from Home Depot or Lowes?
 
It's made for high-wattage bulbs (and I think that's significant). There'll be a tag/sticker/something that says what wattage it's rated for. I got mine at Lowe's for about $20. Cheap, crappy-looking thing with a so-so spring clamp for a handle. Not even an on/off switch :rolleyes: but it does the job.
 
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