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18 watt SO It lives!, fired up on a somewhat none standard ballast and ignitor set up, (more about that in a bit), my Frankenstein lamp lights up!

18 watt SO

It lives!, fired up on a somewhat none standard ballast and ignitor set up, (more about that in a bit), my Frankenstein lamp lights up!

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Filename:A6A43CAB-928C-4E50-95D7-F1AB3BD44B71.jpeg
Album name:AngryHorse / Sodium lamps, (low pressure).
Manufacturer:Me and Philips
Type/Model:18 watt SO
Wattage:18
Filesize:4348 KiB
Date added:24 May, 2023
Dimensions:2730 x 2048 pixels
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Slyspark   [24 May, 2023 at 10:30 PM]
Fair play!
AngryHorse   [25 May, 2023 at 05:25 AM]
Like Dan says, at least there’s no chance of the jar going black within the first 2000 hours! Very Happy
Andy   [25 May, 2023 at 03:35 PM]
It's a nice homebrew creation! I wonder how long it would last?
Ash   [25 May, 2023 at 08:10 PM]
I wonder if this could be at least partially resistively ballasted, if so then use some halogen lamp and put that inside the jar too, that would help reduce the overall power so extend the SOX lamp life

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