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SOX = SOUL

Thinkpad don't kill it :(((((

I always use all my indoor halogen lights without any glass. Makes no difference.

Yes but I think they aren't as bad when it comes to light polution.

LED streetlights seem to produce a light that doesn’t work for pedestrians, I started having to walk in the road so I could see Partly the lumens were probably higher but the the council spaced them out more leaving shadow areas When one fails you get 100m to the next one The light is daylight which is harsh at night I am delighted with my LEDs at home and so it’s not the tech, rather the implementation But I wouldn’t have a car with Led lights. I see better with a warm glow I think probably the best LED headlight is fine but I can’t afford the car with that fitted LOL Regarding sodium streetlights. I think they worked fine. I don’t expect to see at all at night so seeing in black and yellow that is bright everywhere was good

Use it on Halloween for more realistic zombies...

What optical power meter and optical spectrum analyzer do you use?

If incandescent bulbs are always dimmed up to full brightness and dimmed back down to off, they will last almost forever. The 150 watt incandescent floods in my kitchen are 30 years old; those filaments have never once been subjected to the stress of being heated from room temperature to white hot in an instant.

8:00 Pretty sure you almost had the focal distance correct. Maybe a little more tweaking and you'll get it?

next time you should have a constant hertz input instead of music which can vary in volume.

3:52 Neodymium Glass Meets Neodymium Magnet....

the most beautiful light source

Very interesting and informative. Thank you

today i found these lamps under street bridges, altho it was hard

"Made in West-Germany"

dude have put up a whole video just to make girl massage with sun scream, what a beast

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I didn't know sodium lights were still made. I thought they went away along with incandescent.

how about spinning the magnet, or putting the laser in a fibre optic coil around the magnet

Which spectrometer do you use? I'm doing some research and need one with a probe like you have!

Phillips™ make a SUPERB tubular glass LED bulb ( it even looks similar to a halogen bulb ) DAVE™🛑

I'm not sure if it is common, but my R7S 400W lightbulb exploded violently at the end of it's life. Glass protected me. The explosion was so violent, that it caused deep scratches in protective glass. I recommend observing light bulbs and change them if they are becoming darker and have filament bent.

“Attention in the hanger bay, standby for SOX lamps switchover”

Pudibei nr-750 recommended by nuclear technologist tested on UA-cam worth getting cheap at Amazon and worked as well as her $700 detector so get them while you can before another Fukushima happens and the price gets jacked up or they just go out of business cuz the CCP finally falls. This is a probably a reasonable fomo since radiation is cumulative whether you get a dose from fallout or use get slow doses from eating foods contaminated with low levels. 50 bucks for peace of mind seems worth it to me just make sure you have one of those smoke detectors with the radioactive americiumb to test your units functionality cuz nothing's guaranteed from China if you know what I mean.

Back in the 1980s these 500w r7s lamps didn’t have glass covers. They also had a nice wide beam.

Would love to see you in body paint😊

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you can weld under cars in the snow. if you use these lights. ya'll b toasty under. wi 500watt'er

Is this the USB Spectrometer used for this video? from Lasertack GmBH? Spectrometer 200-1200nm with a resolution of up to 0.2nm SKU PD-01094 1852,83 € incl. VAT (19%), plus shipping

hello brainic i want you to test a 1 watt laser off amazon I found I bought it and it burned stuff easily its a blue laser and needs lithium ion battries

Why am i watching this????

Thanks

Great channel, thank you

Nothing special here. The big magnet is saturating the transformers causing the power to be cut off. But I am surprised that the plasma wasn't much affected by the magnet.

And after ive seen this, I dont think I like magnets... Maybe...

6:55 The f**king background music 😂😂😂

At 2:50 sun light should show a higher infrared radiation 🤔🤨

How can you buy it,I like it

Bro things like salt lamp draw moisture and an incandescent bulb keeps the salt lamp dry by heating and if incandescent bulbs are banned then the salt lamps will melt

If you add food There is a small trace of iron in the food.

Lol you dont need a sunprotection

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good video, i had no idea of the dangers of halogens. fluorescent lamps can also be dangerous if you happen to have changed the transformer to a different model.

The griddle holds three Nürnberger Bratwürstchen.

I’m glad you took time to compare to a led flood. I really have come to hate the color of led bulbs and I no longer care about the efficiency. Also, my tests show they are overdriving these LEDs and producing so much heat to the point where they consume almost 75 watts anyway. A traditional 75w bulb puts out plenty of light so how are we actually saving anything? Just give me my old 10 cent incandescent light bulbs back!!!

Add Mercury speed it up to 100k rpms add a current and magnetic field and let's see what happens

This sodium light bulb is perfect as street light in residential areas as it doesn't contain any blue light to disturb your sleep pattern.

These magnets are like eggs of blackhole. Once they are allowed to collide with each other without anything in between, then they hatch into a blackhole.

flash is intrinsically unreliable, so there's pretty robust error correction built in to make them reliable, bch & rs codes and whitening and a bunch of other stuff. you can get flash that will let you read raw sectors and the ecc data. there are eeproms you could read and write the whole time they're exposed, and some pseudo-static ram, they'd all be susceptible

Thanks. How is the blood flow affected by magnets on opposite sides of a vein? Is there a magnetic field around an artery or vein when blood flows through it?