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Panasonic preheat light capsule
The fact that this is preheat makes it that much cooler!  I'll probably get some more in the future, the Restore has a million of these things LOL, I got one so far.
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Panasonic preheat light capsule

The fact that this is preheat makes it that much cooler! I'll probably get some more in the future, the Restore has a million of these things LOL, I got one so far.

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Filename:IMAG0815.jpg
Album name:jfrog1983 / Lamps
Keywords:Lamps
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Date added:Dec 19, 2010
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DateTime Original:2010:12:18 22:22:32
Focal length:4.92 mm
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Make:Htc
Model:PC36100
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GullWhiz   [Dec 19, 2010 at 01:44 PM]
Those are indeed a nice lamp here...what is the color tempature of this lamp? By the way, welcome BACK!!!
Silverliner14B   [Dec 19, 2010 at 03:52 PM]
I got one too, I plan to head back soonish and pick up more for both myself and the frog. They are kinda cheap. Color temp is 2800K.
dor123   [Dec 19, 2010 at 06:26 PM]
I noted that while in Europe the magnetic ballasted energy saving CFLs wasn't a large success and weren't so common, in Japan and North America, they were a huge success despite the huge weight of the lamps, mains flickering, humming, very large size, inefficiency compared to electronic lamps and the flashing during ignition.
The numbers of japaneses and americans brands of magnetically ballasted energy saving CFLs were (And still are) much larger in comparison to the number of european brands.
Production of magnetically ballasted CFLs in the US, Canada and in Japan is still alive in comparison to Europe where these lamps discontinued and considered obsolete today.
Similar thing happened in the UK.
Why this is happened?
Silverliner14B   [Dec 19, 2010 at 06:34 PM]
Even here the magnetic CFLs have become kinda hard to find now but a rare few may still be made today. These Panasonic CFLs I was talking about are NOS from '92.

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