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Foxtronix
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Formerly "TiCoune66". Also known here as Vince.

Recently I found a broken Alto II fluorescent tube from Philips. This tube was only 3 month old!! (H8 code) That was a piece of crap! Alto is a total mess, so Alto II is a real disaster!!!!

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Mr. Big
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Did the cathode structure look the same?

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Silverliner
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Rare white reflector

This junkola has only 1.7 grams of mercury, compared to 8 mg for standard fluorescents and 3 mg for other low mercury fluorescents!

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my old friend proteus the prawn!

i actually had a t12 alto explode when i barely tap the end on my work truck boom the glass on that tube was really really thin compared to older and some newer lamps i think there crap

alto backwards spells #%^$!!!!

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Formerly "TiCoune66". Also known here as Vince.

Rudy: Didn't take a look at the electrodes, I was so shocked by the date code!

I think it had cathode guards, not sure though...

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