10-27-2007, 08:35 AM
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Join Date: May 2007
Location: Elkins, AR, USA,
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Cobra Make, Engine: Superformance, Roush 427 IR
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The amount of light from a light is reduced by the square of the distance. With your ceiling height, this becomes a problem. Use a T8 Tube fluorescent light similar to what Griot's has ( www.griotsgarage.com). Also the amount of light you need is dependent on your age also. What you could see when you were 20 (50W) will require 150W at the age of 60. I didn't buy the Griot's lights but found similar lights from a commercial lighting distributor. I have a 13' ceiling height in one bay and 10' ceiling height in the other two. I added more lights to the 13' to counter the issue of distance. I do not have any problems with enough light at the age of 62 with these types of lights. |
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