Tasmaniak
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erm...thats not 10,000K and I completly understand how a colour spectrum works mate and I don't care what refraction you have in there....that is NOT 10,000K you got jibbed.
Sorry to disagree with you mate, but I know my kelvins...and not just in HIDs trust me, there is no way in hell you can ever make me believe that is a 10kK bulbs. It's just not possible. Besides, the light output is FAR too bright for a 35W bulb...not even a 55W bulb could output THAT much light in a parabola focused reflector with a "fisheye" as you like to call it. For light to change colour it must first pass over a "black body mass" Inside the fog lamp housing, it has not done this, its simply passed through a refraction lens with varying degrees of thickness (thats your "fisheye") if you have done your research then you would know that as you pass light through a refraction lens it will indeed change colour ...through the whole colour sprectum. Not just a single colour...but the whole pretty pretty rainbow....not white...but the rainbow.
Looks like you have closer to 5000-6000 more then likely 6,000. I don't care what the box says either...
Sorry to disagree with you mate, but I know my kelvins...and not just in HIDs trust me, there is no way in hell you can ever make me believe that is a 10kK bulbs. It's just not possible. Besides, the light output is FAR too bright for a 35W bulb...not even a 55W bulb could output THAT much light in a parabola focused reflector with a "fisheye" as you like to call it. For light to change colour it must first pass over a "black body mass" Inside the fog lamp housing, it has not done this, its simply passed through a refraction lens with varying degrees of thickness (thats your "fisheye") if you have done your research then you would know that as you pass light through a refraction lens it will indeed change colour ...through the whole colour sprectum. Not just a single colour...but the whole pretty pretty rainbow....not white...but the rainbow.
Looks like you have closer to 5000-6000 more then likely 6,000. I don't care what the box says either...