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Filename: | 20180428_193238-1.jpg |
Album name: | fluorescent / Fluorescent Tubes |
Rating (2 votes): | |
Manufacturer: | Osram GEC |
Type/Model: | LITEGUARD |
Wattage: | 80w |
Filesize: | 2223 KiB |
Date added: | 28 Apr, 2018 |
Dimensions: | 2928 x 1707 pixels |
Displayed: | 62 times |
URL: | http://80.229.24.59:9232/gallery/displayimage.php?pid=8093 |
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Wow.. Liteguard and GLS! what a great find would imagine they light ok aswell!
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Good find!!! Unreal what turns up in the lamp bin
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Amazing find is top one nickel cap?
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Those are bloody lovely! Well saved. My first (and so far only) BC tube was grabbed from the recycling bin at the tip too.
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Thanks all. I was quite shocked to see them, and then almost immediately pull out a 30w T12 straight after! It's not a nickel cap, its corroded, should polish up though
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I somtimes wonder if people know what they are throwing away!
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Sure they don't, but then again to the vast majority of folks a light bulb is a light bulb...
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I can understand someone chucking standard bi-pin tubes away, the vast majority won't know what's special and what isn't. Surely with a bayonet cap tube though someone would think 'that's unusual, I'll put it for sale and see if anyone's interested'
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Just what I was thinking!
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Tested these now, both working fine and they were indeed unused
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