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|    Re: phycics question    |
|    27 Dec 11 23:05:32    |
      9f0b85fa       From: gonzo@alltomyself.com              zura_slambergurlz@yahoo.com wrote in news:94e4c697-f479-4648-b91f-       346af6c13e31@b14g2000prn.googlegroups.com:              > FLASHFLIGHT       > Questions to think about?              I've got more important things to think about.       But, here goes.              > Why are some flashlights brighter than others?              Just like household light bulbs, flashlight bulbs have       a rating that indicates their brightness. With house       hold bulbs its generally the wattage rating, although       we are beginning to wise up and use the lumins rating.       With flashlight bulbs its the bulb type (CR-??). When       you buy a flashlight bulb, you can ask for a brighter       or dimmer bulb. The above discusion doesn't apply to LEDs.              > Why is it important       > that all of the batteries point in the same direction?              Really??              > What is the       > difference between old batteries and new?              Depletion of the chemical reactants.              > What makes a flashlight       > suddenly become dim or bright when you shake it?              A poor contact somewhere in the flashlight. Shaking       it will restore the contact. But it can also make it       dim too.              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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