Hi all,
Has anyone out there tried overclocking their ballast when using a T15 400Watt pulse strike bulb?
I see over in the Extreme Mods Forum that people are overclocking 400W bulbs to over 1000W in some cases.
I have two E-Ballasts, and Im wondering what would happen if i connected them both to a single 400W bulb..
(probably would explode i guess, but hey i want to know!)
Full Version: Overclocking A T15 Pulse Strike Bulb
QUOTE (RobAndJonK @ Jan 11 2007, 02:18 PM) 
Hi all,
Has anyone out there tried overclocking their ballast when using a T15 400Watt pulse strike bulb?
I see over in the Extreme Mods Forum that people are overclocking 400W bulbs to over 1000W in some cases.
I have two E-Ballasts, and Im wondering what would happen if i connected them both to a single 400W bulb..
(probably would explode i guess, but hey i want to know!)
Has anyone out there tried overclocking their ballast when using a T15 400Watt pulse strike bulb?
I see over in the Extreme Mods Forum that people are overclocking 400W bulbs to over 1000W in some cases.
I have two E-Ballasts, and Im wondering what would happen if i connected them both to a single 400W bulb..
(probably would explode i guess, but hey i want to know!)
Call Myth Busters and barrow their blast protection chamber.
QUOTE (joe2000chevy @ Jan 11 2007, 08:24 PM)
Call Myth Busters and barrow their blast protection chamber.
HAHAHAHAHAHA
Well, arizonavideo was overclocking somme of those 400W bulbs to 1000W over in extreme mods
Im insterested to see what he says when he logs back in
I would try to stay around the 475 watts to 600 range. You will have to use a coil ballast. There is a lot of info in the overclocking plog.
If you need any help let me know.
If you need any help let me know.
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