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October 26th 05, 01:58 AM
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Strobe Lights
Rich S. wrote: Are you sure about the 4 joule vs. 25 joule rating? The rating for the individual strobes tubes I have is given as 32 watts each. Rich S. I want to say the automotive strobes for public safety were all 10 joule type systems, except for the "Piercer" which was a white, PAR 36 strobe head with a 20 joule flash. The Piercer was popular back in the mid 80's before it was replaced by newer models. I concur that the aviation stuff is in the 20-30 joule range from what I am seeing in the marketing literature and websites out there. Essentially the aviation stuff is brighter/more intense compared to automotive. I am curious what the candela of the automotive strobes are and if they meet spec. Dave 
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