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Patio 18w SOX Thorn Gamma 6 Converted MBF Gamma 6 with 18w SOX. First night in service on my patio.

Patio 18w SOX Thorn Gamma 6

Converted MBF Gamma 6 with 18w SOX.
First night in service on my patio.
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Date added:30 Jan, 2016
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AngryHorse   [31 Jan, 2016 at 03:53 PM]
Thats a really good spread for an 18 in one of them, I bet that CDM was bright! Very Happy
FrontSideBus   [01 Feb, 2016 at 06:43 AM]
Despite being almost twice as bright as the 50w MBF, the 35w CDM-T didn't look any brighter to be honest, even with the diffraction ring. I guess such a small point light source just doesn't work well with a lantern like this. One of those coated 35w Osram HCI-E/P's might have worked better but I never did find one at a sensible price...
I'm also quite impressed at how well it works! Too bad 18w was never offered as an option!
Kev   [01 Feb, 2016 at 08:14 AM]
They may of been on a special from Thorn in Truro we have some 18W beta 5s that hang on!
FrontSideBus   [02 Feb, 2016 at 09:17 AM]
At first I wasn't sure about this but now I've decided that I love the warm glow of monochromatic goodness in the garden Smile Its far easier on the eyes than the cold harsh MBF! Smile

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