GE Debuts Jet Engine-Inspired LED Bulbs
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Sounds a lot like synjet stuff
http://www.nuventix.com/technology/
wonder if GE is licensing that or have their own new stuff.
http://www.nuventix.com/technology/
wonder if GE is licensing that or have their own new stuff.
deadrx7conv
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http://www.geconsumerproducts.com/p.../commercial_lighting/1500_lumens_LED_2010.htm
And something to give the LED competition:
http://www.geconsumerproducts.com/p...consumer_lighting/Hybrid_halogen_CFL_2010.htm
Lots of press releases over the past couple years. Not muc h in the local wallyworld or lowesdepot. Don't hold your breath.
And something to give the LED competition:
http://www.geconsumerproducts.com/p...consumer_lighting/Hybrid_halogen_CFL_2010.htm
Lots of press releases over the past couple years. Not muc h in the local wallyworld or lowesdepot. Don't hold your breath.
Eltehs
Newly Enlightened
Only 1500lm in so big case ? 
I have tested MR16-size 2000lm light, look at this:
https://www.candlepowerforums.com/posts/3571730&postcount=8
An yes, it is Nuventix-based lights.
I have tested MR16-size 2000lm light, look at this:https://www.candlepowerforums.com/posts/3571730&postcount=8
An yes, it is Nuventix-based lights.
Ken_McE
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In a jet engine you have lots of moving air available to power microjets. Where does the moving air come from in a light bulb? Something has to push air through those little holes.
