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Offline dmaccole

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Re: SS with C9 covers
« Reply #15 on: December 27, 2011, »
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All were filled with water.

Thanks for the vids.

A couple of years back there was a model of strobe that some users found filled with water during rainstorms. They solved the problem by drilling a small hole so the water could drain out. Either you make them 100% water tight or you provide a way for them to drain.

Again, thanks for your info.

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Offline taybrynn

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Re: SS with C9 covers
« Reply #16 on: December 28, 2011, »
It almost seems like this is a slippery slope ... making LEDs look more like incand. bulbs.  You certainly can go a certain ways in the direction, but seems like it won't be perfect.  I think that Coroplast does about as good a job as anything at diffusing these bright lights and taking the harsh edge off them.  Of course, then your talking about putting the nodes or modules into an enclosure of some type and thats a lot of work.  Another option might be to just turn down the max intensity on the nodes?  I've found that the fading characteristics are definitely different then incand. lights and definitely not as good overall.  The fade range and curve is a light different.
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