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1972 GE 2500L (6.6 A 147.2 W)Max03/03/26 at 06:44Max: I didn't bring this topic here... Fact remain...

1972 GE 2500L (6.6 A 147.2 W)Max03/03/26 at 00:29Ria: @Max - I think we're going to have to agree t...

1972 GE 2500L (6.6 A 147.2 W)Max02/03/26 at 17:25Max: I hear you about the horrible quality of some illu...

1972 GE 2500L (6.6 A 147.2 W)Max02/03/26 at 01:05Ria: The problem with the erm.. "street lighting&q...

1972 GE 2500L (6.6 A 147.2 W)Max01/03/26 at 20:37Tuopeek: I feel CCTV was the later driver for the whiter br...

1972 GE 2500L (6.6 A 147.2 W)Max01/03/26 at 20:03Max: Except for bicycle and dirt paths, we certainly ha...

1972 GE 2500L (6.6 A 147.2 W)Max28/02/26 at 00:07Ria: Ain't that the truth... Confused

1972 GE 2500L (6.6 A 147.2 W)Max27/02/26 at 18:42Sammi: And now we're back to the same level of illum...

1972 GE 2500L (6.6 A 147.2 W)Max24/02/26 at 07:17Max: It's quite mind boggling that 600-lumen lamps...

Early-1990s NAFA CoolBeam 100WMax24/02/26 at 06:56Max: The life of hot-cathode discharge lamps is strongl...

1972 GE 2500L (6.6 A 147.2 W)Max14/02/26 at 05:11wide-lite 1000: Nice lamp . I have a 600L version .

I need to...

Early-1990s NAFA CoolBeam 100WMax08/02/26 at 14:26Tuopeek: I wouldn't have expected the switching cycle ...

Early-1990s NAFA CoolBeam 100WMax08/02/26 at 12:23Max: That's a shame indeed! Things are always obvi...

Early-1990s NAFA CoolBeam 100WMax08/02/26 at 11:39Tuopeek: Yes, indeed Max, I think I knew my SON/R wasn'...

Early-1990s NAFA CoolBeam 100WMax08/02/26 at 10:25Max: Good point about the temperature of the front glas...

Early-1990s NAFA CoolBeam 100WMax08/02/26 at 01:50Ria: Pity you couldn't get one of these PAR lamp

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Early-1990s NAFA CoolBeam 100WMax07/02/26 at 15:09Tuopeek: I imagine the front plate must run very hot compar...

Early-1940s Wabash Superflood N.B2 (120 V 500 W)Max06/11/25 at 18:58Ria: That makes sense, I missed the bit about the short...

Early-1940s Wabash Superflood N.B2 (120 V 500 W)Max06/11/25 at 11:08Max: This lamp is not meant to be run continuously give...

Early-1940s Wabash Superflood N.B2 (120 V 500 W)Max06/11/25 at 01:05Ria: Interesting it has an E26 cap at that wattage.

Mid-1980s Sylvania 50ER95Max24/08/25 at 16:06347vPowerlite: The deep baffle recessed luminaires that these wer...

1987 Philips #12342 H4 12V 55/60WMax09/07/25 at 06:49Max: It's hard not to Wink

1987 Philips #12342 H4 12V 55/60WMax08/07/25 at 11:54Ria: @Max - You noticed, then Mr. Green

1987 Philips #12342 H4 12V 55/60WMax07/07/25 at 17:33Max: Sammi - Glad you recognize that it's the back...

1987 Philips #12342 H4 12V 55/60WMax06/07/25 at 21:58Ria: Heh. I do like to be just that little bit differen...

1987 Philips #12342 H4 12V 55/60WMax06/07/25 at 21:57Sammi: You've got it in one, why do you think we...

1987 Philips #12342 H4 12V 55/60WMax06/07/25 at 19:50Max: In France we had yellow headlights and we absolute...

Mid-1980s Sylvania 50ER95Max06/07/25 at 19:43Max: Those luminaires were absolutely everywhere during...

Mid-1980s Sylvania 50ER95Max06/07/25 at 15:42Ria: I liked the crown silver lamps with their reflecto...

1987 Philips #12342 H4 12V 55/60WMax06/07/25 at 15:40Ria: The H4 was a great headlamp. I used to fit my cars...

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