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Bill Baka
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Sorni wrote:
> Bill Baka wrote:
>
>>Rich wrote:
>>
>>>Bill Baka wrote:
>>>
>>>
>>>>Sorni wrote:
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>>(In that Cateye thread, you claimed something was on their website.
>>>>>When others asked repeatedly for a link because THEY couldn't find
>>>>>it, you simply ignored them and BS'd about other stuff. Good to
>>>>>know you
>>>
>>>
>>>>Cateye has a web site and if you can't find it then why use a
>>>>computer?
>>>
>>>
>>>I can't find it either. And I use a computers so I can make contact
>>>with great bike guru's like you, ********'n Bill. So please help me
>>>find the information.
>>>
>>>I await your guidance.
>>>
>>>Rich
>
>
>>Again, here is the URL
>>http://www.cateye.com/en/products/viewProduct.php?modelId=19&catId=7&subCatId=2
>>Bill
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>
> I just searched for "Direct electric to light conversion" and came up empty.
> Where did you get THAT, BSB?!?
I can't explain semiconductor physics in this group, but the electricity
makes the electrons jump from one state to another, thus generating
light directly, although there is a minimal heat loss, but nothing like
an incandescent.
Bill
>
> Bill "sound like Barry Scheck (sp?)" S.
>
>
> Bill Baka wrote:
>
>>Rich wrote:
>>
>>>Bill Baka wrote:
>>>
>>>
>>>>Sorni wrote:
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>>(In that Cateye thread, you claimed something was on their website.
>>>>>When others asked repeatedly for a link because THEY couldn't find
>>>>>it, you simply ignored them and BS'd about other stuff. Good to
>>>>>know you
>>>
>>>
>>>>Cateye has a web site and if you can't find it then why use a
>>>>computer?
>>>
>>>
>>>I can't find it either. And I use a computers so I can make contact
>>>with great bike guru's like you, ********'n Bill. So please help me
>>>find the information.
>>>
>>>I await your guidance.
>>>
>>>Rich
>
>
>>Again, here is the URL
>>http://www.cateye.com/en/products/viewProduct.php?modelId=19&catId=7&subCatId=2
>>Bill
>
>
> I just searched for "Direct electric to light conversion" and came up empty.
> Where did you get THAT, BSB?!?
I can't explain semiconductor physics in this group, but the electricity
makes the electrons jump from one state to another, thus generating
light directly, although there is a minimal heat loss, but nothing like
an incandescent.
Bill
>
> Bill "sound like Barry Scheck (sp?)" S.
>
>