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Banned
Join Date: Aug 2005
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hi,
i came across these cheap linear halogen bulbs on ebay that go into a r7 base. They're used in work lamps and outdoor spotlights etc. They range from 150w versions to 1000w. The best part is that they're less than 1gbp for a twin pack on ebay. check them out, this is the 500w i want to get: auction 1 this auction has more detail: auction 2 if anyoneknow if they would be good in a diy projector, let me know. also if anyone know the colour temp or lumens, that would be great. cheers |
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Nov 2004
Location: Bucuresti, Romania
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Not good, huge amount of heat and not a point light source by a long shot.
How much heat? Well, I can light up a cigarette in seconds, half an inch away from a 350W bulb. |
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Banned
Join Date: Aug 2005
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i cant really afford a metal halide lamp, only a halogen.
But i am going to be putting a 120mm fan blowing at the bulb and another 120mm exhaust. also will i need to put a uv filter infront of it??? and will i need a cold glass on the lcd? cheers |
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