120volt 25 watt lamps

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Anyone know where i can get these for my Daytonas? they are screw in standard light fitting size, or the size of an everyday house lamp, also need some florecent tubes about a foot long, guess they will be easy enough to find.

thanks Ronnie

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Quoting Ronnie Dent <netdent@yahoo.com>:

> Anyone know where i can get these for my Daytonas? they are screw in
> standard light fitting size, or the size of an everyday house lamp,
> also need some florecent tubes about a foot long, guess they will
> be easy enough to find.
>
> thanks Ronnie

Go to B&#43;Q, you can find (edison) screw-in 240v 40W lamps, they will
work just as good and give you the equivalent luminosity. But beware
of the different sizes of screw-in threads, take an old one with you
to compare.

Light bulbs of different voltages are interchangeable so long a you
know what power system they were intended for, ie using a 240v 50W
lamp in a socket that will supply 120v will consume half the wattage
(25watt) and therefore give you an approximate brightness to the
previously fitted lamps. YMMV and IANAS. Works for me though.

Foot long flo tubes, yep very standard.

Andrew Welburn

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The ones used in sega games aren't a common fitment, IIRR and way
smaller than the standard edision type used in houses etc so it may be
wise to take another look, I would be very surprised if B&Q or any of
the big chains stock anything that will fit, however you can still buy
the part from Suzo.

Regards,
Craig

Andrew Welburn wrote:
> Quoting Ronnie Dent <netdent@yahoo.com>:
>
>
>> Anyone know where i can get these for my Daytonas? they are screw in
>> standard light fitting size, or the size of an everyday house lamp,
>> also need some florecent tubes about a foot long, guess they will
>> be easy enough to find.
>>
>> thanks Ronnie
>>
>
> Go to B&#43;Q, you can find (edison) screw-in 240v 40W lamps, they will
> work just as good and give you the equivalent luminosity. But beware
> of the different sizes of screw-in threads, take an old one with you
> to compare.
>
> Light bulbs of different voltages are interchangeable so long a you
> know what power system they were intended for, ie using a 240v 50W
> lamp in a socket that will supply 120v will consume half the wattage
> (25watt) and therefore give you an approximate brightness to the
> previously fitted lamps. YMMV and IANAS. Works for me though.
>
> Foot long flo tubes, yep very standard.
>
> Andrew Welburn
>
>
>
>
 
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