
Только что и умеют трактора пускать где 40 +обгон запрещен,и бабосы с отдыхающих на юг рубить.
Ксенон,они и слова такого не знают.

ЗЫ на аватаре ксенон зачетно светит.
DIESEL писал(а):а ведь действительно новые законы всегда печатают в "Российской".Кто нибудь видел его там???
HIDs are not just more white (having less yellow content and more blue content in the emitted spectrum), but the light is generated in a different manner. HIDs achieve light by having vaporized metallic salts participate in the electrical current flow through an arc in the bulb capsule. This is contrasted to a heated metal filament which gives a relatively even level of light at all colors in the spectrum, and thus achieves smoother white light. The HIDs blend of metallic salts is designed such that the different salts, emitting different colors of light with different energy levels, will complement each other when fully heated and electricity is passed through them, because each salt contributes various frequencies of light and at different levels of energy. The result is white light, but with a few relatively high energy spikes of light at very narrow bandwidths. These spikes are obvious in a mapping of the spectral power density of the light emitted. (See Docket Number: NHTSA-2001-8885-4, USA Today, June 7, 2001, "Bright Lights, Big Controversy" by James R. Healey, page 1, the side bar Aharsh blue light contributes to glare"). This comparison shows that the light spectrum of HIDs is not as smooth as the light from a heated filament in a halogen lamp. It is possible that our eyes are not necessarily reacting to the whiter light, but to the high energy spikes that rise above a background energy achieving the white light. If this is a cause for the UMTRI findings, it may be that a redesign of the HID system is necessary. However, this is just a theory, with no supporting data. NHTSA is initiating research to study all potential factors that may be causing HIDs to be an annoying lighting source.
“I feel the HID lights are too bright for oncoming cars; about 1 in 10 cars flash me when I’m on two-lane roads.” – (Female, 40)
Although an excellent source of lighting for the reef aquarium, there has been concern voiced by some aquarists over the potential ill-effects of close-range contact with metal halide lighting which is demanded by the hobby. Some individuals have noticed temporary blurred vision even after very brief exposure to metal halide lighting. This blurring of vision could be linked to photokeratitis (snow blindness) - the result of unprotected exposure to ultraviolet (UV) radiation.
Kafer писал(а):с длиной волны 470 нм, как раз на такой волне происходит расслоение сетчатки глаза
Kafer писал(а):во многих странах он и запрещен, в частности в Англии
Vita53 писал(а): я на своем примере зациклился.
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