newbie question about wattage
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55 Watts is 55 Watts
75 Watts is 75 Watts
55 Watts cannot equal 75 Watts
I don't like green eggs and ham.
These are facts.
This is called marketing --> 55 Watts = 75 Watts
75 Watts is 75 Watts
55 Watts cannot equal 75 Watts
I don't like green eggs and ham.
These are facts.
This is called marketing --> 55 Watts = 75 Watts
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Originally posted by njmaxseltd
55 Watts is 55 Watts
75 Watts is 75 Watts
55 Watts cannot equal 75 Watts
I don't like green eggs and ham.
These are facts.
This is called marketing --> 55 Watts = 75 Watts
55 Watts is 55 Watts
75 Watts is 75 Watts
55 Watts cannot equal 75 Watts
I don't like green eggs and ham.
These are facts.
This is called marketing --> 55 Watts = 75 Watts
it could be refering to 55W for low beams, and 75 Watts for hight beams.
Re: newbie question about wattage
Originally posted by markargente
If something says 55->75 watt bulb, does that mean that it still draws a 55 watt current, but produced light similar to a 75watt?
Thanks
-Mark
If something says 55->75 watt bulb, does that mean that it still draws a 55 watt current, but produced light similar to a 75watt?
Thanks
-Mark
Re: Re: newbie question about wattage
Originally posted by spiff56747
i'm pretty sure it just means 55watts, the 75 watt output is BS
i'm pretty sure it just means 55watts, the 75 watt output is BS
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...876402138&rd=1
On that link, on the picture on the bottom, is that unsafe for my headlights?
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