HID '101' Everything You Want To Know!
Last edited by TXSTYLE; Dec 21, 2004 at 07:09 AM.
Some of the info on that site is useful, other info dubious, at best.
A crushed HID bulb filling a room with toxic fumes? Sending mercury into your skin with flying shards of glass? And what is a "necessary cooldown" before turning a bulb back on?
"There is not really any material that will stop high voltage from arcing besides ceramic." Hmmm, so I wonder how all of those high-voltage transformers and those 500,000-Volt Jacob's ladders I built as a kid worked when I didn't have access to ceramic insulators
There are plenty of easy-to-use insulators out there that prevent high-voltage arcing.
I stopped reading pretty much at that point. I'll take it the writer has English as a second language. Read it all with a grain of salt... I'm sure the P/N number info will be useful, but definitely read the technical stuff with caution in mind.
A crushed HID bulb filling a room with toxic fumes? Sending mercury into your skin with flying shards of glass? And what is a "necessary cooldown" before turning a bulb back on?
"There is not really any material that will stop high voltage from arcing besides ceramic." Hmmm, so I wonder how all of those high-voltage transformers and those 500,000-Volt Jacob's ladders I built as a kid worked when I didn't have access to ceramic insulators
There are plenty of easy-to-use insulators out there that prevent high-voltage arcing.I stopped reading pretty much at that point. I'll take it the writer has English as a second language. Read it all with a grain of salt... I'm sure the P/N number info will be useful, but definitely read the technical stuff with caution in mind.
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