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Filename: | IMG_20190309_213831-1.jpg |
Album name: | fluorescent / Fluorescent Tubes |
Manufacturer: | atlas |
Type/Model: | Kolor-Rite |
Wattage: | 65/80w |
Filesize: | 1965 KiB |
Date added: | 09 Mar, 2019 |
Dimensions: | 2954 x 1693 pixels |
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These are awful tubes. I got given 8 of them in 2012 all of them worked. I tested them a year later and 7 of them had lost vacuum. Exact same tubes as this one. And im now down to just one and that one is not excellent either it keeps going contaminated
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Interesting, I wonder where the air's getting in? i'd guess dodgy lead wires
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Yes me too. Shame really, they are lovely tubes otherwise but if i lose my last one of them i wont be after more sadly
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Is it just me or are Atlas/Thorn/BLI tubes generally less reliable than others? If I have a pile of tubes to test I always check them first and expect the worst! I almost don't even bother checking Philips as I just know they'll be fine lol
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I think they certainly were the worst out of anything gb made. They seemed to nip this issue in the bud when thorn changed to GB GE though so i think they improved them. Some say this is due to age but you dont get it with most BCs , philips, old sylvania, endura etc but it was not unheard of in osram / gec/ ascot tubes ive had a fair amount of them do it. But never one ring off, only lose vac or go contaminated
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