

| Subject: | 6 volt bulbs. |
| From: | Dan Houg |
| Date: | Mon, 4 Dec 1995 08:41:07 CST6CDT |
from Volume 90 of the American Science and Surplus catalog: 'and i quote...' LED LAMPS What?? Lamp-based, multi-chip LEDs, if you want to be precise. Each is a lamp like device, 3/8" dia X 1" long O.A. It can be plugged into a standard single contact bayonet base socket. But the 'lamp' is actually an LED or cluster thereof. (We are not sure) Each has a removable frosted hemispherical dome, and they are called Data Dsiplay Model MB400. Whic is confusing because they come in a variety of voltages, currents, and colors. With high intensity, strong color and low current draw they are really cool. The 15 volters work on 12 VDC but are slightly dimmer. 6 VDC, 65 MA 23136 LED lamp, Green $2.25 23139 LED lamp, Amber $2.25 23142 LED lamp, Red $2.25 15 VDC, 25 MA 23145 LED lamp, Green $2.25 23148 LED lamp, Amber $2.25 23154 Bayonet socket $2.00 for 6 phone orders 708/982-0870, 3605 Howard St., Skokie, IL 60076
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