"JAXAshby" wrote in message
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maybe 'good advise'
which i'll pass

yeah, 'good advise' such as reading by the light of 4 birthday candles is
just
fine.

good on ya, doony. you are a genuine asset to your third grade class.

12 (that's twelve) candlepower...sigh!

maybe 'good advise'
which i'll pass

yeah, 'good advise' such as reading by the light of 4 birthday candles is
just
fine.

good on ya, doony. you are a genuine asset to your third grade class.

12 (that's twelve) candlepower...sigh!

according to Lehmans ...

http://www.lehmans.com/shopping/prod...D=476&itemType
=PRODUCT&iMainCat=669&iSubCat=683&iProductID=476

.... it is 2.8 candle power.

I seem to remember that is equvilent to about a 7 watt electric light bulb.

"JAXAshby" wrote in message
...
according to Lehmans ...

http://www.lehmans.com/shopping/prod...D=476&itemType
=PRODUCT&iMainCat=669&iSubCat=683&iProductID=476

... it is 2.8 candle power.

I seem to remember that is equvilent to about a 7 watt electric light
bulb.


Don't believe everything you read.... and what's the
matter........getting a bit old?
I understand 'older' people need more light for reading as they age.

don't confuse you facts, eh doony?

according to Lehmans ...

http://www.lehmans.com/shopping/prod...D=476&itemType
=PRODUCT&iMainCat=669&iSubCat=683&iProductID=476

... it is 2.8 candle power.

I seem to remember that is equvilent to about a 7 watt electric light
bulb.


Don't believe everything you read.... and what's the
matter........getting a bit old?
I understand 'older' people need more light for reading as they age.