When you have an opportunity, do you think you could post a consolidated album of macro shots of all the WA and FM bulbs you have (i.e. clearly showing the filament and envelope). I feel like that would help scratch an itch I've had for 18 years since I was only lurking during the Golden Age of the hotwireHave way more than these...like at least 65 more 1185, 40+ of 1166, all of the FiveMega bulbs, CL bulbs, AW's 6V bulbs, etc.
When you have an opportunity, do you think you could post a consolidated album of macro shots of all the WA and FM bulbs you have (i.e. clearly showing the filament and envelope). I feel like that would help scratch an itch I've had for 18 years since I was only lurking during the Golden Age of the hotwire
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Nice. The jealousy is strongOkay, having finally gotten them arranged for a family portrait, here's the SF trove. Some of these I managed to obtain by digging through old business cards from gun shows going *years* back and emailing them. I was feeling pretty gutted after one dealer told me they knew what I was asking about but thought that they must have thrown them all in the garbage around the time SF discontinued their incandescent line. Mercifully they got back to me a few weeks later and told me they were mistaken and actually dug up a quantity of MN60 and MN61 assemblies.
That's an awesome collection of those SF bulbs! CongratsOkay, having finally gotten them arranged for a family portrait, here's the SF trove. Some of these I managed to obtain by digging through old business cards from gun shows going *years* back and emailing them. I was feeling pretty gutted after one dealer told me they knew what I was asking about but thought that they must have thrown them all in the garbage around the time SF discontinued their incandescent line. Mercifully they got back to me a few weeks later and told me they were mistaken and actually dug up a quantity of MN60 and MN61 assemblies.