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I find it curious that
1. the discharge glow is produced at such a low voltage, compared to the
2000 volts in a gas tube ballast.
2. the orange glow around the elctrodes is uniform across the length of
the 40 mm wide electrode, even though its separation from the other
electrode varies from about 4mm to 20mm.
3. there is no discharge 'ray' between the orange electrodes at their
point of least (4 mm)separation.