I saw an Advert for LED Light Bulbs some time ago and since this thread
started I have being trying to find any reference to it. I have finally
decided to be a bit creative in my search (I activated the second brain cell
8-) ). Of course I was starring at the thing all the time.

Go to
 http://www.philips.com/indexie4-5.php and click on LED Light Bulbs

you will eventually end up at a joint venture between Agilent and Philips

http://www.lumileds.com/illumination/

Health Warning 8-) You need to be sat down and on Prozac before you enquire
about the price. At the moment they only make economic sense in certain
difficult locations (Auditorium Ceilings) and in High Wage, Over Regulated
Markets (The EU) where the cost of conventional bulb is minuscule in
comparison to the cost of replacing a failed bulb.

On swanning around the lumileds site I notice that they are supplying LED
Taillights for the Cadillac 2000 DeVille, one of the quoted advantages being
they will not need servicing throughout the entire life of the car.

So they are good for one year without failure 8-)

Regards
Chris Carr

> Mark Newland wrote:
> >
> > There is a company that already makes LED light bulbs that can be used
> > as a direct replacment for incandesant bulbs.  Check out the following
> > page from www.ledtronics.com
>
>
> Thanks Mark! I saw their LED bulb products
> but they look underpowered, hence the calcs.
>
> I am going to order a heap of white 6000mCd
> LEDS, do a few "real world" lighting tests and
> see what i can come up with. Should be fun.
> :o)
> -Roman
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