On 11-06-16 11:02 PM, Nick wrote:
and some will not be matchd in
terms of current drawn& striking voltage - even then in the heyday of
neon use, the quality was not great.
To be fair, the article was using NE2s in ring counters, so they
needed to be matched well,
If you read between the lines in teh GE Glow Lamp Book. They actually
made (or perhaps factory selected) lamps for "Circuit use". Proably ran
the machines shower, with a top operator, and just after the machine had
been adjusted by a millwright. Natuarly the "circuit" lamps were more
expensive. Plain NE-2 bulbs were expected to be used as Pilot lights.
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