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NOS 4ft 36w Philips Streamlite Internals NOS Philips Streamlite fluorescent battens c/w 1x 36w Philips TLD 36W/84 lamp. NOS dated 1989. Batten made in UK. Lamp and S10 starter made in Holland. Choke made in Austria. Interesting that they are still using 40w labelled chokes at this stage. Quite nice little battens!

NOS 4ft 36w Philips Streamlite Internals

NOS Philips Streamlite fluorescent battens c/w 1x 36w Philips TLD 36W/84 lamp.
NOS dated 1989. Batten made in UK. Lamp and S10 starter made in Holland. Choke made in Austria.
Interesting that they are still using 40w labelled chokes at this stage.

Quite nice little battens!

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Andy   [20 Oct, 2020 at 07:23 PM]
High quality kit. Such a shame this stuff is not widely available these days.
BC5-80   [20 Oct, 2020 at 08:02 PM]
High quality as long as the cap isn't by Cambridge Capacitors.
FrontSideBus   [20 Oct, 2020 at 08:13 PM]
Unfortunately it is... Laughing Every single Cambridge capacitor that I have ever pulled out of a fitting/lantern has been knackered. I've never had a NOS one though, might have to test it and see how good it is after 31 years of sitting idle lol.
Kev   [20 Oct, 2020 at 10:00 PM]
I want to buy the entire pallet of these lol I have asked the seller to send me 4 one of each part number there I am particulate interested in the PN232HF83
FrontSideBus   [21 Oct, 2020 at 01:01 PM]
31 year old Cambridge Capacitors PFC, which is supposed to be 5uf tested at 4.9uf. Must only degrade heavily when they are used for a bit.
BC5-80   [21 Oct, 2020 at 03:30 PM]
That's interesting. I've often wondered if the degradation is only when powered up. You've proved it to be so.

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