Many thanks to all who replied to my query about RFI and LEDs. Very
helpful, as the group on this reflector always is.
I have just one final note, regarding the calculation of energy savings.
There is one variable missing in some of the posts on that subject. I
think it is not economically rational to calculate aggregate returns on an
investment over a life expectancy greater than one¹s own. On the one hand
that philosophy is sort of liberating; on the other; I am no longer laying
down vintage port.
Enough OT. Thanks again for all the replies.
Ted, KN1CBR
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>For starters, you're kind of contradicting yourself there. Factor in
>the cost of replacement incandescent bulbs and that alone justifies
>their cost since 15 to 20 year lifetimes are not an unreasonable
>expectation for LED bulbs in "normal" operation. In my experience, this
>holds true even when compared against the less expensive CFL bulbs that
>for me don't last much longer than incandescents.
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>But it's pretty easy to calculate the energy savings as well. Work up
>your own numbers and I can pretty much guarantee that they will prove
>your last statement dead wrong. If you get a payback greater than two
>years you either did the math wrong or paid too much for your bulbs.
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>73,
>Dave AB7E
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