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this is something i knocked up this morning, its 6x 1w LED’s mounted on a heat sink and fitted into a halogen flood light total cost was £6/ all parts were from a skip or just stuff that iv got lying around any questions, post them up. sorry about the audio quality,

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Just installed a xenon upgrade kit for both the low beams and high beams….so much better than halogen…why is Halogen still so popular in the USA? The rest of the world has far more cars that have switched to xenon.

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Weird experiment…. Killing a halogen lamp whichh quartz bulb is already removed. So when powered the tungsten filament is exposed to air. I immerse the filament into a KClO3 + sugar mixture and then slowly apply power to the filament which will ignite the mixture….

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Your friends at www.bulbster.com take a moment to show you the correct way to change a halogen light bulb. Keep posted for more fun and informative videos to come, and check out bulbster.com for any and all of your light bulb needs.

How to build a cheap 500 Watt halogen light stand for exposing screen printing screens. What You’ll Need: 500 Watt Halogen Worklight (got mine for .99 at Home Depot after Thanksgiving) an 8-foot stick of 1″ PVC Schedule 40 pipe 1″ PVC elbows x 4 1″ PVC couplers x 2 1″ PVC pipe plugs x 2 (the flat-topped ones) 1″ PVC tees x 2 1″ PVC pipe caps (the rounded-topped ones) 1″ long 1/4″ bolts with nuts; slotted button head x 2 Note: all the PVC fittings are SLIP FIT… no threads! TOOLS: A hacksaw or handsaw Phillips and flat head screwdrivers A tape measure or yardstick A drill, with 1/4″ drill bit A sharpie or pencil A hammer (preferably rubber) a pair of slip-joint pliers Please note: This video is meant for entertainment purposes only. If you decide to build the contraption described here, you do so AT YOUR OWN RISK.

The H 4 halogen lamp did survive in ice. I expected the quartz glass to crack but that didn’t happen. Surprised that the thermal stress on the glass 500° inside and 0° outside, didn’t cause a faillure as the outside normally is subjected to the air. I increased the voltage to about 17 volts , the lamp current was over 7 Amps! Then the filament burnt out.

The H 4 halogen lamp did survive in ice. I expected the quartz glass to crack but that didn’t happen. Surprised that the thermal stress on the glass 500° inside and 0° outside, didn’t cause a faillure as the outside normally is subjected to the air. I increased the voltage to about 17 volts , the lamp current was over 7 Amps! Then the filament burnt out.