Re: Your government at work, Fluorescent Light Bulbs

I have no need to change the color of my tail lights, even if I did I would
be in vioation of the NHTSA light standards. I like the amber on my deck
at night, that why I chose that color, no bugs LOL

Really? then why did you say:
Actually, LEDs are better suited for use indoor, because the color of the
lights can be adjusted for different uses, unlike regular light bulbs and
CFLs which have only one color.

Jeff

"Jeff" <kidsdoc2000@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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Mike hunt wrote:
Seems to me when I look at the LED tail lamps on my 08 MKZ, they appear
to be RED. The LEDs on my deck, at my home in Key West, appear to by
amber. I must be color blind LOL

LEDs come in different color. If red, green and blue LEDs are mixed
together, the light appears white, just like the white part of a computer
screen screen actually is made of red, green and blue pixels that blend
together to make white.

You should read up on some engineering.

Jeff

"Jeff" <kidsdoc2000@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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Klark Kent wrote:
In message news:99cddaed-f92e-4603-8c82-
191ee91f6a83@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, manny@xxxxxxxxxx burned some
brain cells writing:

Jeff wrote:

However, if the bulb packaging says: Same energy efficiency as
compact
fluorescent bulbs and NO MERCURY, then they will sell.
Not if they put out pinkish-orange light like the mercury-free sodium
lamps on my street.
Or the refrigerator-interior-cum-hospital-room of LEDs.
Actually, LEDs are better suited for use indoor, because the color of
the lights can be adjusted for different uses, unlike regular light
bulbs and CFLs which have only one color.

Jeff


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