(Early?) GE Hungary F65W/35

Not sure of the age of this one but looks much older than most other Hungary GE's I have.

Working fine, well used with degraded phosphor but still nice & bright

I do have another one like this with identical pins, but the etch is almost completely worn off: this one.

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Danny

[16 Apr, 2017 at 07:39 AM]

Love these!!! Think these are from when tungsram went ge

fluorescent

[16 Apr, 2017 at 02:01 PM]

I am a fan of GE lamps in general, the other one of these I have is now in use in my garage, I wonder how many years it'll last!? I'd love to know when this one was manufactured, I've looked at various date sheets with no definite answer Sad

James

[20 Apr, 2017 at 06:04 AM]

Indeed, I can remember these ones first appearing around 1990-1991.

fluorescent

[20 Apr, 2017 at 02:11 PM]

March 1994 this one (4C), according to the tube dating expert Cool

Flurofan96

[28 Oct, 2024 at 09:29 PM]

Looks like this tube was used in a magnetic ballasted fixture with an electronic starter

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(Early?) GE Hungary F65W/35

Not sure of the age of this one but looks much older than most other Hungary GE's I have. Working fine, well used with degraded phosphor but still nice & bright I do have another one like this with identical pins, but the etch is almost completely worn off: this one.

Not sure of the age of this one but looks much older than most other Hungary GE's I have.

Working fine, well used with degraded phosphor but still nice & bright

I do have another one like this with identical pins, but the etch is almost completely worn off: this one.