not to rain on ur parade but..i posted that link a while ago 🙂
AND...it wouild be better to go with yellertwo/Diylabs bcuz it comes with socket sockets range from12$ to 24$
AND...it wouild be better to go with yellertwo/Diylabs bcuz it comes with socket sockets range from12$ to 24$
No way, that's huge! Im using the commercial reflector that came with the lamp in my commercial video projector, im trying to retrofit a commercial video projector not an ohp.
poohbear
heya poo lol i see that we have had a few jokes in here about ***** lol i got a question for property first, hey peperty what are u going to do for a face when the baboon wants its *** back?lol anyway the best bulb to use and the brightest for a 150w is the phillips cdm range ive been in and out of bulb manufactures sites for weeks comparing bulbs and the cdm seems the best and smallest. The initial lumen output it 14000lm and half life output is about 9000-10000lm this bulb has to be run off of a electronic ballast however and colour temps are 3000 and 4200, the osram are not very bright compared to this bulb but this bulb only lasts 6000hrs and has a smaller arc
Trev
heya poo lol i see that we have had a few jokes in here about ***** lol i got a question for property first, hey peperty what are u going to do for a face when the baboon wants its *** back?lol anyway the best bulb to use and the brightest for a 150w is the phillips cdm range ive been in and out of bulb manufactures sites for weeks comparing bulbs and the cdm seems the best and smallest. The initial lumen output it 14000lm and half life output is about 9000-10000lm this bulb has to be run off of a electronic ballast however and colour temps are 3000 and 4200, the osram are not very bright compared to this bulb but this bulb only lasts 6000hrs and has a smaller arc
Trev
Yeah i was debating between the phillips and the ushio, the ushio is just under 4 inches and has pretty good specs. Do you have a link to the phillips specs?
ace do they have a link to a website? if so just give the links otherwise open the PDF and do a screen capture if they are only 1 page otherwise you would just have to email them to people.
Im pretty sure im going with the 150w bulb on this page http://www.ushio.com/files/UHI-SE SpecSheet 1101.pdf
I will tell you why in my old projector thread, it seems more appropriate.
I will tell you why in my old projector thread, it seems more appropriate.
poo / vf
hey nice bulb poo i wonder how much they are to buy if i can get them here cheap ill let u know ill try to find out over here, vf with the phillips site it sux! lol when u got into the site and enter your location u go into their server and u dont have any link so thats why i didnt post a link the screen capture i wouldnt have a clue to do so help me out there and ill try to post it for ya, poo i think the phiilips is smaller by 9mm im not sure thats my memory for ya btu ill get back to yas
Trev
hey nice bulb poo i wonder how much they are to buy if i can get them here cheap ill let u know ill try to find out over here, vf with the phillips site it sux! lol when u got into the site and enter your location u go into their server and u dont have any link so thats why i didnt post a link the screen capture i wouldnt have a clue to do so help me out there and ill try to post it for ya, poo i think the phiilips is smaller by 9mm im not sure thats my memory for ya btu ill get back to yas
Trev
You wouldnt need an electronic ballast for this bulb. this place has a M102 Magnectic ballast kit for $52.
http://www.hidirect.com/framesets/ballast.htm
If the bulb is as inexspensive as you say, this might be a good setup.
http://www.hidirect.com/framesets/ballast.htm
If the bulb is as inexspensive as you say, this might be a good setup.
Yeah i was happy to figure out that it didnt need an expensive ballast, but then i realized it should be able to use the ballast that is currently inside my commercial projector!!! It has a 150w metal halide bulb, so would the ballast be a standard 150w metal halide ballast, and wouldnt it power this bulb!? god i hope so
Pooh, I am not sure about that one. If the bulb in your commercial projector was a metal halide and not a UHP,UHE,VIP
or otherwise it should probably work. I think the other type of lamps I listed are mercury arc or something to that effect.
or otherwise it should probably work. I think the other type of lamps I listed are mercury arc or something to that effect.
well it doesnt matter now, i just looked at the specs of my projector again and found it has 250w instead of 150w. Damnit!!! but yeah i guess im gonna have to buy a ballast after all, now i dont know if i should buy an electronic or a magnetic.
poohbear
heya pooh have a look at this bulb its cheap and got great spec's the best ive seen yet for a 150w mh its abit big for what u want it for though but it would work wonders in a ohp and its cheap to
http://www.elights.com/ven150watmet.html
Trev
heya pooh have a look at this bulb its cheap and got great spec's the best ive seen yet for a 150w mh its abit big for what u want it for though but it would work wonders in a ohp and its cheap to
http://www.elights.com/ven150watmet.html
Trev
Yeah thats way to big, id rather not have anything over 4 inches. It is a nice bulb though, good specs for its size, i wish i had more room to work with.
Ok whats the web address for Yellowtwo? So far it seems that they are the cheapest place overall, hellow lights increased there ballest price by 20.00 Such turds.
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