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Olive Drab Green · Dec 12, 2016

ttystikk said:
You'll end up either not stroking the lamp at all, or risking early failure- often explosively. Is your lamp open rated? If not, DON'T run it in the open! The lack of scatter protection will send little burning bits of ceramic pit everywhere and can start fires.

These fuckin bulbs are no joke!

ttystikk · Dec 12, 2016

Olive Drab Green said:
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Hey, how'd you get the lab footage of my fusion lamp plasma containment failure?

Olive Drab Green · Dec 12, 2016

ttystikk said:
Hey, how'd you get the lab footage of my fusion lamp plasma containment failure?

The recording landed on my lawn? :0

bassman999 · Dec 12, 2016

Careful with the bulbs!
I had an HPS explode before and it was scary.
It doesnt turn off even after exploding and was shooting sparks and sounded like a welder.

pop22 · Dec 12, 2016

why would sine wave be less efficient? More expensive to build yes, but? or is it about the physics of the bulb itself liking the faster phase shift?

Frajola · Dec 12, 2016

ttystikk said:
Hey, how'd you get the lab footage of my fusion lamp plasma containment failure?

Thanks God was a failure, lol. :eyesmoke:

ttystikk · Dec 12, 2016

pop22 said:
why would sine wave be less efficient? More expensive to build yes, but? or is it about the physics of the bulb itself liking the faster phase shift?

Sine wave only drives the lamp at maximum for an instant, and spends 30% of the time near zero.

Square wave spends almost all of its time at maximum output and almost zero near the zero line. Same wattage expended, 30% more light.

ttystikk · Dec 12, 2016

Frajola said:
Thanks God was a failure, lol.

You should see what happens when I succeed.

Lucky Luke · Dec 12, 2016

ttystikk said:
You should see what happens when I succeed.

ttystikk · Dec 12, 2016

Lucky Luke said:
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Birdshit on a stick. Brilliant! Where's Gallagher?

Olive Drab Green · Dec 12, 2016

Lucky Luke said:
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We call those Parakeets in the US.

pop22 · Dec 13, 2016

Ahh I understand, thanks

ttystikk said:
Sine wave only drives the lamp at maximum for an instant, and spends 30% of the time near zero.

Square wave spends almost all of its time at maximum output and almost zero near the zero line. Same wattage expended, 30% more light.

ttystikk · Dec 13, 2016

pop22 said:
Ahh I understand, thanks

LED runs on DC, no flickering at all.

Frajola · Dec 13, 2016

ttystikk said:
You should see what happens when I succeed.

I saw that already mate i just want to
See more, lol

pop22 · Dec 13, 2016

I have done photovoltaic installations and this threw me as I was thinking in those terms as related to electronics, not a resistive load.
We ran DC for lighting for that reason, better efficiency.

ttystikk said:
LED runs on DC, no flickering at all.

OLD MOTHER SATIVA · Dec 13, 2016

Lucky Luke said:
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Budgies rule!!

Big_Lou · Dec 13, 2016

Olive Drab Green said:
We call those Parakeets in the US.

I dunno, seemed to be a pretty even split when I was a kid. (Budgie/parakeet)

We had one in the 70s/80s. He lived quite a few years, and then one day when my sisters were cleaning his cage he just flew out the window.

OLD MOTHER SATIVA · Dec 13, 2016

yeh thats sad..there are no dumb budgies ..just dumb or at times tuned out..budgie owners[close window doors]

ttystikk · Dec 13, 2016

Big_Lou said:
I dunno, seemed to be a pretty even split when I was a kid. (Budgie/parakeet)

We had one in the 70s/80s. He lived quite a few years, and then one day when my sisters were cleaning his cage he just flew out the window.

This is why you train them to fly to you, so you can go outside and it will fly down to you.

It happened to some friends.

ttystikk · Dec 13, 2016

I'm gonna try to work on my SIPS setup today.

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