[NJARC] Old Radio Dial Lamp Key

[Aaron Hunter]

Lisa & Al

This site on Nostalgiaair has some additional information:

http://www.nostalgiaair.org/References/lamps/

I had downloaded the page to my computer for easy reference.

Aaron

Al Klase wrote:

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> Hi Lisa,
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> Thanks.
>
> I took the liberty of adding another column for the color of the glass 
> bead that positions the leads inside the bulb.  This can, for 
> instance, allow you to easily tell the difference between a 44 and a 
> 47 if the marking is rubbed off.  I'm not sure if modern bulbs 
> manufacturers continue this practice.  Info is from "Allied's Radio 
> Data Handbook"  March 1950.
>
> Regards,
> Al
>
> lisastarnes at verizon.net wrote:
>
> Dial Lamps               
>
> No.  Type      Volts   Amps    Base    Bead Color
>                
> 40   T-3-1/4   6.3     0.15    Screw    Brown
> 41   T-3-1/4   2.5     0.50    Screw    White
> 42   T-3-1/4   3.2     0.35    Screw    Green
> 46   T-3-1/4   6.3     0.25    Screw    Blue
> 48   T-3-1/4   2.0     0.06    Screw    Pink
> 50   G-3-1/2   7.5     0.22    Screw    White
> 43   T-3-1/4   2.5     0.50    Bayonet    White
> 44   T-3-1/4   6.3     0.25    Bayonet    Blue
> 45   T-3-1/4   2.5     0.35    Bayonet    White or Green
> 47   T-3-1/4   6.3     0.15    Bayonet    Brown
> 49   T-3-1/4   2.0     0.06    Bayonet    Pink
> 51   G-3-1/2   7.5     0.22    Bayonet    White
> 53   G-3-1/2  14.4     0.12    Bayonet    ?
> 55   G-3-1/2   7.0     0.41    Bayonet    White
> 57   G-3-1/2  14.0     0.25    Bayonet    ?
> 81   G-6       6.5     1.02    Bayonet    ?   
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