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![]() for the 3x test I wired up the power endcap like this
![]() The curent rose from ainital 0.524 amps (62.88 watts) to a final of 0.549 amps (65.88 watts), the ballast rose to a tempature of 89 degrees F, and the bulb was still only warm ( I could have held my hand on it all day) ![]() the light output also increased over the 25 minuits from a start of 23 foot candles @ 12" and 400 foot candles at the bulb surface, to 25 foot candles @ 12" and 420 foot candles at the bulb surface. ![]() ok now the best for last.. I took a overview picture for each test and I will put them in order of the tests one on top of each other so you can see the difference. ![]() ![]() ![]() well there is that test, I will be doing it on my 96 watt PC bulbs also to compare there out put and I am thinking I will get a 5900K daylight bulb and try it also (actinic light shows up as a lower output on normal light meters so that is why the numbers for the foot candles look low for a 30 watt bulb. I ment the nubers as a comparason factor not the actual out put of the bulb) Steve [ 19 May 2002, 15:47: Message edited by: StirCrazy ] |