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August 28th 03, 04:35 AM
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Sven Franklyn Weil wrote:
In article , Robert Casey wrote: Well, the life of a bulb is roughly (rated voltage/operating voltage)^6 so (12/5)^6= 191 * 15 hours = 2865 hours. I'd call these 5V bulbs myself.... Rob, I'm probably being dense but I don't follow the math. Then again I was never really good at math. what is the ^6? Elevated to the 6th power? So is this bulb going to last a while? That's right. P.S.: If it blows in my lifetime I'm not replacing it again. The only reason I did so the first time was because the original had blown its glass envelope (I _don't_ know why). Yikes!! |
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