Older Folks and Vaping Back Porch - Part Four

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Thanks guys! But I'm not down n out...just feeling a bit punky:)

Vicshalls...WELCOME to the best group of folks you'll ever have the pleasure to get to know!

Take your sweet time...we're not going anywhere!

Oh and Gracie...the dinner was a hit! Didn't burn anything, it was all done at the same time, the little b'day cakes went over real well and we played Euchre till late into the evening:D

I didn't even think to take any pics or little videos with the little camcorder Chey got for me, tho!
 

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They keep coming up with daylight, blue light, light light. How about somebody makes a $@%# light bulb light? :( And how about "this 1.2w light = one 60 watt light bulb. Um... no. It doesn't.
They go by radiated lumens so all things being equal a 10 watt LED puta out the same amount if light as a 60 watt incandescent bulb. Color temperature is a different thing all together and you have a much broader range to choose from with LED. You can even buy LED bulbs that you can control from a smart phone and have any color you want. Try that with an incandescent bulb! ;)
 

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Especially if you start with part 1! :w00t::lol:



Watts is power consumed, not lumens of light output. Lumens will vary depending on the actual applied voltage. How close you are to the nearest transformer and what your utility sets at their "source" will cause that to change, as will the total load on the system at any given time.

So, if a 5 watt LED puts out, say 700 lumens, and a 60 watt incandescent puts out 700 lumens, light output is equal, power consumption and bill are not :)

They go by radiated lumens so all things being equal a 10 watt LED puta out the same amount if light as a 60 watt incandescent bulb. Color temperature is a different thing all together and you have a much broader range to choose from with LED. You can even buy LED bulbs that you can control from a smart phone and have any color you want. Try that with an incandescent bulb! ;)

So how many lumens do my antiquated 100 watt incandesent bulbs put out. I still can't figure out what 'LED' bulb would be comparable to those for replacement.
 

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True, Matt. Thing is the eye perceives different "shades" of light differently. So while they "may" put out the same lumens... doesn't "look" the same. No one has yet to duplicate the incandescent light we are all used to. Not to mention, as we age, our eyes need more light. Not less.
 

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Rest, aspirin and drink plenty of clear liquids (no, bourbon doesn't count). In about a week you'll be all better. If that doesn't work take 7 days. :)
We always say 14 days with antibiotics, 2 weeks without. Hope you feel better soon Kay ;)

Hello all. I was told i should stop by and check this place out. Have not read a thing as this looks like it will take some time.
Welcome Vic! Pull up a sit down and stay awhile. No real need to read it all to catch up, you will catch on pretty quickly.
 

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So how many lumens do my antiquated 100 watt incandesent bulbs put out. I still can't figure out what 'LED' bulb would be comparable to those for replacement.
I'm not sure but Google probably is. I do know the LED replacement bulbs equivalent to a 100 watt incandescent are still pretty expensive. I pretty much buy the 60 watt replacement bulbs. Haven't really shopped for 100 watt bulbs in awhile but I notice that there's a lot more 60 watts than 100 Watts. This is what I've been buying lately and what I've been talking about.
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True, Matt. Thing is the eye perceives different "shades" of light differently. So while they "may" put out the same lumens... doesn't "look" the same. No one has yet to duplicate the incandescent light we are all used to. Not to mention, as we age, our eyes need more light. Not less.
Too true and I've been pretty satisfied with the LED I've been buying. Specially the GEs I've been getting lately. Only 60 watt equivalent but seem nice and bright for a reading lamp.
 

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I believe it's 15w = 100w. But VERY hard to find.
I have a few floods in the back yard and for me they work very well. Just haven't found anywhere in the house they'd (15w) be useful.
 

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Kids just left about half an hour ago, and I think I'm ready for a nap! House is so quiet now :( but a little of :)
awwwwww I bet you are ready for a nap, but also betting y'all had a great time!!

Hello all. I was told i should stop by and check this place out. Have not read a thing as this looks like it will take some time.
nah don't bother tryin to catch up......just glad ya jumped in and go from here.

I'll still keep basic dish service that includes all the locals so I'm good there.
Not for Monday night! :pervy: :lol:

Oh and Gracie...the dinner was a hit! Didn't burn anything, it was all done at the same time, the little b'day cakes went over real well and we played Euchre till late into the evening:D
awwwwww so glad y'all had a great time!! So Chey got you another lil camcorder when y'all took the other one back?? Keep on missin ya dangit
 

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I believe it's 15w = 100w.
what does the w stand for in the 15? Are the led's still listed by wattage, just lower wattage? I did see on the pkg matt posted it said 60 w and underneath 10w, so what you're talking about if done the same way would be 100w and underneath 15w??
 

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Problem with lumens. Nobuddy cares to learn about something we never paid attention to. What kind of light do you want where, sir? I want a $##% light bulb. Last 1000 years or so, we need a bulb. Go buy one. Screw it in. Done. Now, hit google and do a research project on them. One for the kitchen. And one for the living room. Another for the bedroom. And ad infinitum. :(
 

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I am afraid of that deadly Gallium Arsenide in the Led's.
tell me more about this. Just went and read some about it......saw that some say it's bad, but it also said that incandescent bulbs contain high levels of lead and mercury, and we never knew about that and most of us have cleaned up broken bulbs of those more than once. is the GaAs more of a concern than lead and mercury?
 

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Hello all. I was told i should stop by and check this place out. Have not read a thing as this looks like it will take some time.

Thanks! This is gonna take me some time. lol

Or, alternatively, you could stick with the Crib Note version : .. ;)

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what does the w stand for in the 15? Are the led's still listed by wattage, just lower wattage? I did see on the pkg matt posted it said 60 w and underneath 10w, so what you're talking about if done the same way would be 100w and underneath 15w??
15 watt led is supposedly equivalent to a 100 watt regular bulb. Which in itself makes no sense whatsoever to me since color is not factored in.
 

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Problem with lumens. Nobuddy cares to learn about something we never paid attention to. What kind of light do you want where, sir? I want a $##% light bulb. Last 1000 years or so, we need a bulb. Go buy one. Screw it in. Done. Now, hit google and do a research project on them. One for the kitchen. And one for the living room. Another for the bedroom. And ad infinitum. :(

"I'll take a pack of Marlboro Lights .." .. and if you don't have those, a pack of Reds .. why worry about a light bulb when we voluntarily inhaled whatever for years and years .. ;)
 
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