Led lights have
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11 years ago
Led lights have
Bad translation of grain of wheat bulb which a Led may be able to replace?
G.Harman
Asking in English would help but I guess you're asking about bulbs like this.
Tim
I think the reference is to a whole cob of corn - with each LED being a single ear. (OK - a bit sparse compared to the real thing!)
It is a stupid name Americans have given some LED bulb arrays that look a bit like corn on the cob if you don't look too hard at them. eg
I thought this post might have been about confused gardening. Posts about racoons in corn always get a frosty reception in u.r.g
No. A "corn bulb" is a "corn on the cob" which means the LEDs are arranged like the grains of maize on a corn cob. The are large bulbs intended to replace an incandescent.
Um, an ear of corn is a whole cob. I think you mean kernel.
Tim
Quite right. That was what I was thinking but not what I typed!
In article , Steve Firth writes
I bought a couple of Chinese cheapies off ebay last year. Pretty bloody terrible, from quality of assembly to quality of light output.
The OP ("Victoria") is spamming "her" corn bulbs, but is so incompetent that "she" forgot to include a link.
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