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1970 Westinghouse SAH 250AMax28/06/25 at 18:07Max: Thanks, Ria! That's certainly not your usual ...

1970 Westinghouse SAH 250AMax28/06/25 at 11:41Ria: A fascinating lamp and explanation as always, Max ...

1968 Philips SPP 1000WMax13/12/24 at 07:41Max: It certainly does in high-pressure plasmas contain...

1968 Philips SPP 1000WMax14/11/24 at 11:18Tuopeek: As the say, 'every day's a school day�...

1961 Philips CSX 900WMax15/10/24 at 19:50Max: It's a rather accurate description of the lam...

1961 Philips CSX 900WMax14/10/24 at 20:59Sammi: Max - That's one word for them.!!! Mind Blown

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1961 Philips CSX 900WMax14/10/24 at 20:47Max: And there's a good reason to be scared. Lucki...

1961 Philips CSX 900WMax14/10/24 at 20:25Ria: These lamps always scare me a little, I'm not...

1961 Philips CSX 900WMax14/10/24 at 19:46Tuopeek: I have a 3kW XBO xenon lamp I've yet to fire ...

1960s Mazda TE40RMax10/08/24 at 21:00Sammi: Nice.! Bulb Man

1960s Mazda TE40RMax10/08/24 at 20:42Max: It's a jacketed xenon flashtube, so it can be...

1960s Mazda TE40RMax10/08/24 at 18:48Sammi: Is this a one shot lamp, or can it be used again l...

2011 Philips UHP 400WMax10/08/24 at 12:50Sammi: I'll bet.! Surprised

Mid-1990s Philips MSR 4000 HRMax10/08/24 at 12:36Max: More will come

2011 Philips UHP 400WMax10/08/24 at 12:34Max: Little for sure, but it packs quite a punch!

2011 Philips UHP 400WMax19/07/24 at 10:59Sammi: Nice little lamp.!

Mid-1990s Philips MSR 4000 HRMax19/07/24 at 10:58Sammi: Another gem for us to see.

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