kevinthefro
Newly Enlightened
Or has the team at KC Hilites completely mangled the definitions of lux and candela?
http://www.kchilites.com/technology
http://www.kchilites.com/technology
Is it me?
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Alaric Darconville
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Uhhh, suuuuure.
Are they talking aboug light, or hair?
They keep using words. I'm not sure those words mean what they think they mean.
Their primary job is to sell things. They do that really well, obviously.
kevinthefro
Newly Enlightened
Sorry, I should have been more specific. They have definitions at the bottom of the page under the Hummer you have to click on.
They're not just vague, they are not even related to the actual definitions. It's like they made them up out of thin air. It's inconceivable to me that a company of that size doesn't have anyone on staff who knows better.
They're not just vague, they are not even related to the actual definitions. It's like they made them up out of thin air. It's inconceivable to me that a company of that size doesn't have anyone on staff who knows better.
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Alaric Darconville
Flashlight Enthusiast
I saw those things, but just thought I'd pick apart another part of that same page.
*That's right-- IS, not HAS.
When your chief product is* a 23-year warranty, who cares? Nobody has to know better. Look at PIAA, selling blue light covers as being "effective in the snow". Or other covers they claim turn your auxiliary high beams into fog lamps. Surely someone knows better, but selling is better than knowing.
*That's right-- IS, not HAS.
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