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Re: light vs. $$$

#127674 09/30/01 03:15 PM

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Lumens don't tell you the color.

ah yes....K factor....the whiter it is , the greater visible spectrum it addresses corect? 40nm-700nm.... [Linked Image]

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light vs. $$$	sparky	09/29/01 12:21 AM
Re: light vs. $$$	Anonymous	09/29/01 01:28 AM
Re: light vs. $$$	sparky	09/30/01 07:15 PM
Re: light vs. $$$	WARREN1	10/15/01 05:51 PM

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