Found a Super J in the basement
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real1shep
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Actually Mouser or Digikey online might be cheaper/quicker. You'd just have to figure out the bulb rating. But if Aerus has the whole thing with the resistor, buy that.
Kevin
Kevin
If i knew what kind of bulb it was it would be easier to find a substitute.
Neither the bulb nor resister showed continuity, so at least the resistor was bad. Since the bulb shows no sign of a filament, it may not have been bad till i broke the lead off getting it out of the housing. I don't think it is an incandescent type
Neither the bulb nor resister showed continuity, so at least the resistor was bad. Since the bulb shows no sign of a filament, it may not have been bad till i broke the lead off getting it out of the housing. I don't think it is an incandescent type
Looking like it is a T2 neon glow bulb of unknown rating....there are several choices with differing resistor values required for each.
I think my resistor is a 10K (if I read the stripes correctly), which does not seem to correspond to the available choices for T2 shapes.
http://www.bulbtown.com/A3C_NE_2U_Neon_Glow_Bulb_Wire_Terminal_Base_p/a3c.htm
I think my resistor is a 10K (if I read the stripes correctly), which does not seem to correspond to the available choices for T2 shapes.
http://www.bulbtown.com/A3C_NE_2U_Neon_Glow_Bulb_Wire_Terminal_Base_p/a3c.htm
real1shep
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I'm not sure it's that important as long as the bulb fits and you use the appropiate resistor recommended. My only concern would be heat & plastic.
Kevin
Kevin
