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Funny LED story « on: April 23, 2017, 06:01:45 AM » Author: a lamp
Hello, this story is from a few months ago but i thought it would be funny if i shared this story with you...

So... I was in my room [Which at the time was lit up with a 9.5W LED, and a 13W CFL, this will be important later] and i was heading to get a new bulb to replace a dead bulb in the other room's fixture. [Which was lit up with the same lamps as my fixture] And opening it up i found that the LED lamp had failed so i replaced it with a new LED. I was gone from my room for like 10 minutes and when i got back i found that one of the lamps in my fixture had failed. At first i thought it was the CFL [since it was 4 or 5 years old and running in a sideways possession] but to my surprise it was the LED lamp that failed.

And that was the beginning of my hatred towards LEDs. ;D
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Re: Funny LED story « Reply #1 on: April 23, 2017, 05:00:50 PM » Author: hannahs lights
Well that says it all LEDs are truly crap!!
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Re: Funny LED story « Reply #2 on: April 23, 2017, 07:07:14 PM » Author: FGS
Got pics of those LEDs?
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Re: Funny LED story « Reply #3 on: April 23, 2017, 08:32:31 PM » Author: a lamp
No but i do have the driver board.
But they were some feit A19 shape lamps from costco.
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Re: Funny LED story « Reply #4 on: April 23, 2017, 10:20:48 PM » Author: Lumex120
My hatred of LEDs started when they suddenly wiped out 100% of the freeway lights here within the past 6 months. :'(
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Re: Funny LED story « Reply #5 on: April 23, 2017, 11:48:31 PM » Author: Lodge
To bad you tore them apart, Costco would of replaced them for free, I've taken back CFLs that where used for seven years but the box said ten year warranty Costco had no issue they took my one light and gave me a box of six for free no questions asked...
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Re: Funny LED story « Reply #6 on: April 25, 2017, 02:21:46 PM » Author: AngryHorse
What sort of life was on them?, I have had plenty of Megaman CFL fail early, but no LED as of yet?
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Re: Funny LED story « Reply #7 on: April 26, 2017, 04:18:08 AM » Author: Beta 5
My dislike of LEDs is because people think they are suitable for all applications, even when other light sources (Fluorescent and HID) can be more efficient and better suited to that application, and when people just assume that Because its LED, it must be better than all other light sources, and consider all other light sources as bad.
This is true, when people think that LED street lights are the best, and assume the more efficient SOX lanterns and lamps to be very inefficient.

I also hate the fact that they are trying to wipe out the proper reliable HID and fluorescent lighting, and that LED lights often quote ridiculous life spans, like 25 years life for an LED street light, when we have LED lanterns failing after a matter of months, but SOX and mercury lanterns still running after 50 years of service.
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Re: Funny LED story « Reply #8 on: April 26, 2017, 04:28:54 AM » Author: dor123
An extreme example of this, is that there is a LEDisease nuisance at Romema neighborhood, Haifa, in which Haifa took advantage of the rehabilitation work they doing, of the damage in the neighborhood that the November 2016 Israel fires, and convered all of the HPS lighting in Romema, to Gaash Venus LED lanterns, and currently this neighborhood illuminated 100% by LEDisease.
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Re: Funny LED story « Reply #9 on: April 26, 2017, 02:58:57 PM » Author: AngryHorse
I don`t think anyone is TRYING to wipe out fluorescent and HID purposely, it just that old, `march of progress` thing, and yes, although their very reliable, lets not forget fluorescent and HID is getting on now to be an 85 year old technology, in the next 85 years LED will be a thing of the past also!
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Re: Funny LED story « Reply #10 on: April 26, 2017, 03:33:50 PM » Author: Ash
So ? We use many technologies that are centuries and millenias old without a second thought every day
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Re: Funny LED story « Reply #11 on: April 26, 2017, 03:47:07 PM » Author: AngryHorse
Such as?
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Re: Funny LED story « Reply #12 on: April 26, 2017, 06:19:09 PM » Author: Ash
Pencils
 - While there are pens

Pens and paper
 - While there is computer

Desktop PC
 - While there is tablet

Keyboard - even on the tablet
 - While there is voice recognition

Mechanical locks
 - While there are many types of electronic ones, and they are supposedly more secure

Landline phone
 - While there is cell phone

Hand towels
 - While there are electric hand dryers of various designs (hot air or airblade)

Water tap with handle
 - While there is tap with proximity sensor

Garden hose
 - While there are drip irrigation systems and automatic car wash booths

Manual lighting switch
 - While there are PIR sensor switches

Stove (gas or reistive heater), Oven (resistive heater)
 - While there are electric stoves based on heating by Induction, and microwave ovens

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Re: Funny LED story « Reply #13 on: April 26, 2017, 06:38:32 PM » Author: Lodge
Such as?

Clocks have been with us since about 725 A.D, sure they are not really cool looking clocks with deckatrons and nixie tubes all glowing a soft neon orange but we have had mechanical clocks for a very long time, and we still use them today, and just about every home has at least one, and so does every employer and they seem to get very annoyed if you wind them forward just after lunch by an hour or two...  
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Re: Funny LED story « Reply #14 on: April 27, 2017, 02:30:15 PM » Author: AngryHorse
Pencils
 - While there are pens
These were just a technological advance from chiseling letter out of as piece of stone.

Pens and paper
 - While there is computer
Not such a march of progress, just convenient.

Desktop PC
 - While there is tablet
We haven`t had the desk top PC for either centuries or millenias.

Keyboard - even on the tablet
 - While there is voice recognition
As above.

Mechanical locks
 - While there are many types of electronic ones, and they are supposedly more secure
Mechanical lock were also a technological advance on a piece of wood jamming a door closed.

Landline phone
 - While there is cell phone
All phones were an advance on pony express/smoke signals and the likes.

Hand towels
 - While there are electric hand dryers of various designs (hot air or airblade)
Cheaper to make than the dyson airblade!

Water tap with handle
 - While there is tap with proximity sensor
Technological advance from the well and bucket.

Garden hose
 - While there are drip irrigation systems and automatic car wash booths
Technological advance from Archimedes screw.

Manual lighting switch
 - While there are PIR sensor switches
March of progress from lighting candles and flaming torches!
 
Stove (gas or reistive heater), Oven (resistive heater)
 - While there are electric stoves based on heating by Induction, and microwave ovens
More efficient than cooking on an open fire.

My point here is, yes your right, although these things still exist, their still all just the march of progress from what their predecessors were.
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