I find it interesting how we use the watt as a measure of illumination 
(not just this list, but marketing in general). Of course you may be 
using 200 watt fluorescent or incandescent. In which case I wonder which 
would use less electricity?



Ray Shahan wrote:
> I have 200 watts of compact fluorescents in my garage, and I did it
> cheaply by just buying a 1.29 "Y" adapter and two 100 watt fluorescents.
> Works great, and the bulbs I got are white light (vs. yellow)...it does;
> however, take a minute or so to actually come to full brightness (or it
> just may be my old eyes).
>
>
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