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Drag out a box or two of your Winter Solstice light strings.
Cut one up for testing.
Most are rated at about 3 volts.
You can't beat the price (a few cents each - and that includes
the SOCKET!)
At 7:00 PM -0600 on 4/4/02, John Clement wrote
Workshop physics recommends using standard #14 bulbs. The onesfrom Radio
Shack work just fine. The trick is to make sure you buy all thesame type
of bulb, and some types are to be avoided.have the lens
John M. Clement
Houston, TX
I recently got some bulbs from Radia Shack, the kind that
batteries lab...I'mbuilt in, and had a problem when doing the bulbs and
in the midst of things and at my age can't recall what it was. I had
much better luck with bulbs I recall buying from NASCO.
cheers,
joe
On Thu, 4 Apr 2002,
Tina Fanetti wrote:
> Radio Shack?
>
> Tina
>
> Tina Fanetti
> Physics Instructor
> Western Iowa Technical Community College
> 4647 Stone Ave
> Sioux City IA 51102
> 712-274-8733 ext 1429
>
Joseph J. Bellina, Jr. 219-284-4662
Associate Professor of Physics
Saint Mary's College
Notre Dame, IN 46556
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