Art, how well do you think the flutted dome would work in a spot light?

Hi Nate, I have used the 6.3v strips a lot in my games, if you click on the strips on the Comet web site you'll see some pictures of how I used them. They come with alligator clip, 44 and 555 adapters. They are GREAT!.

Looks like a couple beat me to post.

Hey thanks Art.

The hardest part is figuring out how to run the wires through the pf.

I've had to run the wires of a strip through a pf plastic a couple of times so I had to drill a small hole in it.

Here's a trick I've used so only a very small hole is needed. The strip has 2 wires coming out of it that are pined on the ends and then pushed into a male plastic connector. Instead of drilling a big hole that the connector fits through I gently pull the 2 pined wires out of the connector and stick them one at a time through a hole just big enough for the 2 wires. Once through I reconnect the pins into the male connector. By doing it that way your hole is about half the diameter of the hole needed to stick the connector through.

Red pants buttons.

I use those all the time, I get them for 10 cents apiece but for the strips I just use the alligator clips that come with the strips. Never had a short yet.

The heat is normal, they put out A LOT of light for such a small bulb.

I get mine at a local surplus store called Axe Man. The red ones are good for 18 - 22 gauge, blues are for 14 - 18 I think. At 10 cents each it's a steal. They can be reused also just pry them open and push the metal splicer back up.

and don't forget "Innovation"...that's Art's middle name.

Dang that's bright. I'll bet they would work good under the big inserts.

I have the Crystal Fan in many of my games and they look a lot better then regular bulbs because of their light spread especially under the jewel caps. And if you want brighter yet the rings are the way to go and the brightness can be turned down to your likeness also. Comet bulbs gives you many choices to suit your taste and the "look" you desire.

Then the Fan is probably what your looking for.

Super nice. Those strips are the bees knees.

Hey Art, you have some nice UV bulbs but have you thought about making 6.3v 7 led UV strips? I have a need maybe others as well.

Thanks Art, here's my idea. EATPM has a big clear plastic that's empty on the back right side so I'm turning it into a graveyard. I painted all the skeletons with the clear UV paint so just they light up under UV. I tried using a spot light but it doesn't light up all the graveyard, the physical spot reflector calls attention to it's self and there just isn't a place to mount it. So I tried a green 6.3v, 3 led strip tucked up under the lip of the ramp so it faces the graveyard and that worked very good but it was the wrong color and there weren't enough leds to light the whole graveyard, I need a 7 led UV strip for the mod to turn out like I want. To help hide the black sticky tape on the back of the led strip I'll mount the strip on a piece white foam tape and stick that onto the ramp. That will make the strip less noticeable from the players position. I think a UV strip would make a nice addition to your strip line-up.

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Funny you should mention that, my ears were ringing last night. Hope you can getter done.

Art told me he wasn't going to have a booth.

Art has gone through a lot of trouble to update his web site to make it more friendly and informative. Hope you all enjoy it and it helps make the decision making about his bulbs easier.

Well you just have to use your imagination. I'm thinking about using 2 of his pop rings stacked on top of each other with spacer pegs attached and put the assembly over the shaft of my DE Star Wars Death Star to really light up the underside of it. Have to see if it's doable though. Stuff like that.

OK will do, when I can find some time that is. LOL