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Patio 18w SOX Thorn Gamma 6 Converted MBF Gamma 6 with 18w SOX. First night in service on my patio. Looking back from the end of the garden.

Patio 18w SOX Thorn Gamma 6

Converted MBF Gamma 6 with 18w SOX.
First night in service on my patio.
Looking back from the end of the garden.

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Date added:30 Jan, 2016
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Danny   [30 Jan, 2016 at 09:18 PM]
Bet the next door neighbour loves you
FrontSideBus   [31 Jan, 2016 at 09:40 AM]
This is easier on the eyes than the harsh MBF tbh. It takes me right back to when I used to stay at my Nan's when I was a kid. That Close was lit by 35w SOX fat canopy Gamma 6's and I used to look out and watch them all start and run-up. You get a lovely warm glow through the window Smile
AngryHorse   [31 Jan, 2016 at 03:57 PM]
Woha, I wouldn`t expect an 18watt to light the house like that! Shocked , looks like a 35!, I suppose I get away with a 50watt SON at low level because its in a coach lantern that `caps` off the light from reaching upstairs next door.

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