On Jun 17, 5:02 am, MichaelB wrote:
> HI Nick, These little bulbs are real stinkers and quite different from
> the very reliable and stable NE2. They have a habit of looking
> perfectly fine and then, all of a sudden, the illuminated center will
> shift off axis and the brightness will change si
HI Nick, These little bulbs are real stinkers and quite different from
the very reliable and stable NE2. They have a habit of looking
perfectly fine and then, all of a sudden, the illuminated center will
shift off axis and the brightness will change significantly (wobble).
They can be a real pain!
On Jun 17, 3:03 am, John Berube wrote:
> Has anyone ever figured out a way to get the ins-1 bulbs to work
> properly over time. no matter what I do the bulbs seem to wobble after
> some time. I know there has been sine discussion about this problem
> before but has anyone found a solution?
What d
Yep, I have 4 clocks now running with no wobble. One of them that has
been running for almost 2 years with nary a twitch! FIrst I recommend
you do some stability testing to weed out the unruly ones first
because some of these things are just plan finicky and no matter what
you do, you can't tame th
Has anyone ever figured out a way to get the ins-1 bulbs to work
properly over time. no matter what I do the bulbs seem to wobble after
some time. I know there has been sine discussion about this problem
before but has anyone found a solution?
Thanks,
John Berube
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