Re: Light Bulb Manufacturer Opens A19 Plant in USA « Reply #16 on: Today at 01:24:43 AM » Author: Maxim
I would argue the the 80% 3000K lamps I received in the first batch were not. However, they now offer 90 CRI on all of their products...
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	Re: Light Bulb Manufacturer Opens A19 Plant in USA « Reply #17 on: Today at 01:44:12 AM » Author: Hertz2006
I imagine all of the tooling for incandescent manufacturing was shipped overseas, unfortunately. I am tempted to buy a pack of these bulbs because I’m curious how they are, but I would probably not use them much as I prefer my incandescent and halogen lights in living areas.  I support American manufacturing.
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I live in Upstate NY, just a stone's throw from Schenectady, The Electric City. I am particularly interested in GE Lighting.

I am new to the hobby so please excuse my deluge of questions.

	Re: Light Bulb Manufacturer Opens A19 Plant in USA « Reply #19 on: Today at 10:22:40 AM » Author: Hertz2006
I hope GoodBulb is working on designing a high-quality lamp for the next round of efficiency restrictions. July 2028, lamps will have to emit 120 lumens per watt whereas right now the company's 60 watt equivalent is only 89 lumens per watt...
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I live in Upstate NY, just a stone's throw from Schenectady, The Electric City. I am particularly interested in GE Lighting.

I am new to the hobby so please excuse my deluge of questions.

	Re: Light Bulb Manufacturer Opens A19 Plant in USA « Reply #20 on: Today at 10:48:29 AM » Author: BT25
I only buy LED filament bulbs now, unless it's for an open/rough service application. Hopefully they'll make those someday...
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