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> A common bathroom nightlight draws ~7 watts. Philips "60W" equivalent (806 lm) LED lamps are 3.8 watts.
by zokier 9mo ago
> A common bathroom nightlight draws ~7 watts.
Philips "60W" equivalent (806 lm) LED lamps are 3.8 watts.
- fwip 9mo agoYes, they're referring to incandescent nightlights, which were admittedly more relevant back when these rovers were designed than they are now.
- verytrivial 9mo agoI don't think that was the point being made by GearSkeptic, the video creator. It was a demonstration to the lay person who may not be familiar with what 5W "looked like".