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Fairly little, actually. The main difference you'd see is: 1) It's a 30-watt bulb, so I'd be a lot darker than you'd be used to/would be usable 2) It's gotten
by jedimastert 7y ago
Fairly little, actually. The main difference you'd see is:
1) It's a 30-watt bulb, so I'd be a lot darker than you'd be used to/would be usable
2) It's gotten even darker, so it would be almost completely useless by now.
3) Because of the lower wattage, it's basically been used more gently than any bulb you'd use now-a-days
Basically, you'd probably replace it about as soon as the current ones anyways.
- Nextgrid 7y agoRegarding point 2, anyone knows why it became darker? Furthermore in the Wikipedia page they mention that when the lamp lost power for some time, it became much brighter a short time after it was powered up before dimming again. Can anyone explain that? I'd expect it to be the opposite, where the hotter the filament gets the more light it produces.