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Run-up stages of a GE Miser MaxiLightMax19/10/26 at 15:50Max: I have that pair of lamps too, that's a very ...

Run-up stages of a GE Miser MaxiLightMax19/10/26 at 11:32Ria: We have a couple of these, one normal and one with...

Filamentary discharges in a krypton long-arc lampMax17/10/26 at 19:51Max: Your flash tube is indeed a bit smaller than the o...

Filamentary discharges in a krypton long-arc lampMax17/10/26 at 19:07Tuopeek: Funnily I was recently doing something similar wit...

Filamentary discharges in a krypton long-arc lampMax17/10/26 at 17:10Max: What were they doing? Fooling around with gases, g...

Filamentary discharges in a krypton long-arc lampMax17/10/26 at 16:14AgentHalogen_87: I'd be interested to know what on earth peopl...

RLOD#50 (2020.09.24) 1987 Philips SOX-E 66WMax15/10/26 at 00:16Ria: Not sure until I find it, watch this space Laughing

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RLOD#50 (2020.09.24) 1987 Philips SOX-E 66WMax14/10/26 at 20:48Max: Also a Philips one or from a different manufacture...

RLOD#50 (2020.09.24) 1987 Philips SOX-E 66WMax13/10/26 at 19:58Ria: I love these lamps, we have almost all the SOX rat...

Carbon arc illumination 3Max13/10/26 at 16:34Max: Yes, I like this effect very much, especially with...

Carbon arc illumination 1Max13/10/26 at 16:31Max: And that's not even the biggest searchlight e...

Carbon arc illumination 2Max13/10/26 at 16:22Max: Yes, it does. The projector front is closed by an ...

Carbon arc illumination 2Max13/10/26 at 00:18Drew: Ahh okay so it does have a front cover, I couldn&#...

Aussie Post-Top LanternsRia12/10/26 at 18:21AgentHalogen_87: They were made by several Australian companies, an...

Carbon arc illumination 3Max12/10/26 at 18:14AgentHalogen_87: That beam split is very interesting

Carbon arc illumination 1Max12/10/26 at 17:44AgentHalogen_87: Incredible what gets created when the need arises

Carbon arc illumination 5Max12/10/26 at 14:15Ria: Hey, I'd migrate away when winter comes if I ...

Carbon arc illumination 2Max12/10/26 at 04:16Max: Thanks! You should have seen this in person, that ...

Carbon arc illumination 5Max12/10/26 at 04:07Max: That's probably the reason why they migrate a...

Carbon arc illumination 1Max12/10/26 at 04:04Max: ... and some sunblock Wink

Carbon arc illumination 2Max10/10/26 at 22:58Drew: That is an absolutely incredible picture, I would ...

Carbon arc illumination 2Max10/10/26 at 14:05Sammi: That certainly is impressive.! Cool

Carbon arc illumination 5Max10/10/26 at 14:02Ria: Sigh.. What are those stupid humans doing now :ro...

Carbon arc illumination 1Max10/10/26 at 14:00Ria: Don't forget to bring your welding goggles :...

RLOD#49 (2020.09.19) 1937 Philips Typ.57900P/06Max07/10/26 at 05:14Max: The burner sure gets hot at 75 W, especially with ...

RLOD#49 (2020.09.19) 1937 Philips Typ.57900P/06Max05/10/26 at 19:22Drew: I was gonna ask why it's in an outer envelope...

1967 Philips HPI 400WMax04/10/26 at 09:35Max: The different aspect is certainly due to the expos...

1967 Philips HPI 400WMax04/10/26 at 09:18Tuopeek: Thanks for the clarification, and the details on t...

1967 Philips HPI 400WMax04/10/26 at 07:44Max: The end coatings of the burner are not metallic in...

1967 Philips HPI 400WMax03/10/26 at 20:06Tuopeek: Interesting to see metal coated heat reflectors on...

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