Klyde O'Scope
Chameleon Enthusiast
That's nuckin' futz. Everybody knows you just take a 3% and plug it into 220v!Whats his mug from lightyourreptiles started that one "buy a 12%, wrap till numbers hit 6%, then unwrap as needed"
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That's nuckin' futz. Everybody knows you just take a 3% and plug it into 220v!Whats his mug from lightyourreptiles started that one "buy a 12%, wrap till numbers hit 6%, then unwrap as needed"
That's nuckin' futz. Everybody knows you just take a 3% and plug it into 220v!
Einstein... Definition of Insanity... (except there's no proof he actually said it).I built sensor racks for dephi automotive. each rack had 7 $7500 sensor cards in it. They started moving racks to another section of the building. Plugged in the first rack, and released the magic smoke. He must have been a programmer, because he plugged in another rack to see if it was a fluke...
I definitely see your point.Im not denying the original measurements are spot on.
Im talking about the derivative numbers that were not measured. These were estimates based on screen area blocked. But there is a huge variance between a 50% blocking screen wrapped around a bulb vs setting flat on bulb vs flat 1 foot away from the bulb etc. And it affects measurements really close vs really far, differently.
I have personally seen "50% blocking" large mesh result in only 10% UVI reduction directly under the bulb at 24" with arcadia 6% vs no mesh. I didnt measure a 50% reduction till 45 degrees off center.
I put another piece of screen under the 5.0 on my leopard gecko so I could get his UVI into the range I wanted. It workedWhats his mug from lightyourreptiles started that one "buy a 12%, wrap till numbers hit 6%, then unwrap as needed"
This may have had to do with the reflector. I have more on this; not ready to post yet.I have personally seen "50% blocking" large mesh result in only 10% UVI reduction directly under the bulb at 24" with arcadia 6% vs no mesh. I didnt measure a 50% reduction till 45 degrees off center.