Mar 08, 2019 at 11:43 PM Author: fluorescent lover 40
Not the best to run it in one of those, but, whatever. Nice though! I also noticed a 1980's General Electric F96T12/CW 75w in service in service at my local ReStore. I might ask if I could swap it. It was donated to them and put in service half a year ago.

Power provider: Southern California Edison (SCE)

-Date decoder of some US lamps 1960-present.
-Switch and receptacle collector.
-I'll save what I can!

Mar 08, 2019 at 11:46 PM Author: HomeBrewLamps
I only lit it up for a few minutes.... I don't trust the shop light at all for lighting the tube permanently, but I wanted to see the thing lighted.... I used the same shoplight to light that light green tube I have.. It does the job I need it to do.. And cool I hope you get it!!

~Owen

Scavenger, Urban Explorer, Lighting Enthusiast and Creator of homebrewlamps

Mar 09, 2019 at 12:50 PM Author: HomeBrewLamps
I'm glad I bought this tube.... Despite it being rather pricey for what it is....

~Owen

Scavenger, Urban Explorer, Lighting Enthusiast and Creator of homebrewlamps

Sep 02, 2019 at 01:20 AM Author: HomeBrewLamps
I do still need a proper ballast for this. How rare is this lamp?

~Owen

Scavenger, Urban Explorer, Lighting Enthusiast and Creator of homebrewlamps