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General Electric Crystal Clear 60 Watts Here I picked these up at Walmart not far from the Big Chicken at Marietta, GA, USA today (2013-3-21) finding both version made here. The one on the left is made from China and the other at the right is made from Mexico. You can vote at the forum: [url=http://www.galleryoflights.org/mb/index.php?topic=1075.msg12430#msg12430]Vote Here for General Electric Crystal Clear 60 Watt Bulbs[/url] Keywords: Lamps

General Electric Crystal Clear 60 Watts

Here I picked these up at Walmart not far from the Big Chicken at Marietta, GA, USA today (2013-3-21) finding both version made here. The one on the left is made from China and the other at the right is made from Mexico.

You can vote at the forum: Vote Here for General Electric Crystal Clear 60 Watt Bulbs

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Filename:P3210214.JPG
Album name:rjluna2 / Incandescent Lamp
Keywords:Lamps
Company and Date Manufactured:GE Lighting and GE Commerical Materials S. de R.L. de C.V., C2F (China) and 2013 (Mexico)
Model Number:CTNINCA192CC60GEASCH-00 and CTNINCA192CC60GEAMEX-00 (Both 60A/CL-2PK)
Wattage:60 Watts
Lamp Type:Clear
Filesize:343 KiB
Date added:Mar 22, 2013
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DateTime Original:2013:03:21 20:51:13
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streetlight98   [Mar 22, 2013 at 01:46 AM]
hmm i have to say i prefer the etch and filament structure of the chinese lamp over the mexican lamp. Neutral the mexico filament looks so delicate...
joe_347V   [Mar 22, 2013 at 02:40 AM]
Yeah, I always though vertical filaments looked more fragile than the traditional style filament.
A_lights   [Mar 22, 2013 at 03:04 AM]
the vertical fliaments always flop around! i have seen them last a good life though
rlshieldjr   [Mar 22, 2013 at 10:07 PM]
Yes, the China bulb has a supported filament, may be less likely to break.
GEsoftwhite100watts   [Mar 23, 2013 at 02:04 AM]
I agree, but I personally prefer vertical filaments for some reason...
Lumalux   [Feb 19, 2014 at 06:09 PM]
It's interesting to me that the bulbs have the same light output despite the Chinese bulb having an extra support that acts as a heat sink. I'm willing to bet that light output is slightly less for the Chinese bulb because of this, but still has a nominal output of 780 lumens.
GEsoftwhite100watts   [Feb 20, 2014 at 01:56 AM]
Are vertical filaments more efficient than horizontal ones? Because a lot of newer incandescents right before the bans had lower lumen ratings than their vertical-filament counterparts... like a 60w used to be 890 lumens and now it's like 825 lumens...
streetlight98   [Feb 20, 2014 at 01:58 AM]
the extra supports act as heat sinks likeLumalux said so i guess if the filament isn't as hot it won't be as bright, making the vertical filaments more efficient but i don't like them because they're a lot more fragile than the supported C filaments.
GEsoftwhite100watts   [Feb 20, 2014 at 02:04 AM]
I prefer brightness over life...
streetlight98   [Feb 20, 2014 at 02:09 AM]
eh depends. you wouldn't want to use vertical filaments in a garage door opener or in a table lamp but in a stationary fixture that doesn't vibrate they'd be great. Depends on the application for me...

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