Guess what it is... or ask a queston.!!!

About 80 Watts.
They are a bit more efficient than CFLs.
Future efficiency improvements will reduce the number of LEDs required.
Or possibly, you could make them very small, and have thousands of them.
Combining different wavelength LEDs should give a more natural light.
This one will look very retro in a few years.
 
Speaking of retro:

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Gremmie said:
I wouldn't be here if I did...
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Not even a $5 or a $1 winin lottery ticket.???

Also years ago... ther was a new hardware store givin away CFL's... extension cords an 1" x 25' tape measures... i got 3 grate tape measures... a few cfl's (a couple went bad in a few mounthes an 1 is still in use after more than 10 years)... an the extension cords was junk.!!!

3 years ago... this sam hardware store had indoor/outdoor thermometers for half price... me an 2 other people received one for chrismus... thers went bad after about 4-5 mounthes an they threw 'em away... mine went bad after 6 mounthes... but i cleaned the battery contact ponts an its worked grate ever sinse :)
 
Captain Kremmen said:
They are a bit more efficient than CFLs.
Future efficiency improvements will reduce the number of LEDs required.
Or possibly, you could make them very small, and have thousands of them.
Combining different wavelength LEDs should give a more natural light.
This one will look very retro in a few years.
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Expensive as they are... ther still a good value sinse they last so long... plus they work good wit dimmer controls.!!!

I tried a dimmable cfl an returned it... it only dims about half way... an you ant suposed to leave it on "low" very long... plus it was "white" light an i didnt like that.!!!

Arne Saknussemm said:
Speaking of retro:

oyule_recycled_light_bulb_lamp.jpg
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Thats so neat i put it on my cool list :)
 
This is annoying. I should be able to get it.
Is it something like a cigar cutter?
That wouldn't be common though.
Does it cut something?
 
The Kitchen?

Re Cigars.
I once worked in Saudi Arabia.
Good cigars were about $1 or $2 each.
I used to like the ones where some of the leaf was browny-green.
I have long given them up in deference to their extraordinary power to cause lung cancer.
I still hanker over them,

They may make e-cigarettes, but they will never make an e-cigar.
 
Captain Kremmen said:
This is annoying. I should be able to get it.
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Its still early... the pitcher is a bit deceptive... of course :)

Is it something like a cigar cutter?

Does it cut something?
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No it doesnt cut anythang.!!!

Gremmie said:
Is it made of metal? And where would you store this item?
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Captain Kremmen said:
The Kitchen?
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Yes its made of metal... an most likely stored in a garauge.!!!

Re Cigars.
I once worked in Saudi Arabia.
Good cigars were about $1 or $2 each.
I used to like the ones where some of the leaf was browny-green.
I have long given them up in deference to their extraordinary power to cause lung cancer.
I still hanker over them,

They may make e-cigarettes, but they will never make an e-cigar.
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Whoa... a world traveler... i have been as far as Tennessee an Illinoise.!!!
I dont know when you were thar or what tobacco prices are... so was $1 to $2 considered a bargan or a ripoff.???
 
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