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Jeff Jonas...
Posted: Sun May 11, 2008 8:19 am
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I think it was here where someone was asking about
tiny fluorescent lamps and their ballasts (or lack thereof).

For a while the dollar store near me sold these night lights:

http://www.bodi-elec.com/en/ProductDetail.asp?id=249
Photo only: http://www.bodi-elec.com/en/UploadFiles/1301.jpg

Inside is a 2 inch fluorscent bulb
(most are white, some are other colors: pink, green, blue, orange).
For 110 VAC, the "ballast" contains
- 2 small green boxes (probably capacitors:
71F 7089 9212 ERO)
- 4: 56 ohm resistors
- 2: dot style diodes

-- Jeffrey Jonas
jeffj at (no spam) panix(dot)com
The original Dr. JCL and Mr .hide
Victor Roberts...
Posted: Tue May 13, 2008 8:54 am
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On 11 May 2008 09:19:54 -0400, jeffj at (no spam) panix.com (Jeff Jonas)
wrote:

Quote:
I think it was here where someone was asking about
tiny fluorescent lamps and their ballasts (or lack thereof).

For a while the dollar store near me sold these night lights:

http://www.bodi-elec.com/en/ProductDetail.asp?id=249
Photo only: http://www.bodi-elec.com/en/UploadFiles/1301.jpg

Inside is a 2 inch fluorscent bulb
(most are white, some are other colors: pink, green, blue, orange).
For 110 VAC, the "ballast" contains
- 2 small green boxes (probably capacitors:
71F 7089 9212 ERO)
- 4: 56 ohm resistors
- 2: dot style diodes

-- Jeffrey Jonas
jeffj at (no spam) panix(dot)com
The original Dr. JCL and Mr .hide

1-watt fluorescent lamps can not be very efficient. For
this light level, you should really use an LED.

--
Vic Roberts
http://www.RobertsResearchInc.com
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