>From my Radio Shack education back in the early 1970's..NE-2 bulbs
required 220K when running off 120VAC line and used 1/25 watt. NE-2H
(high-brightness) used a 22K resistor and used 1/4 watt.
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There are many types/models of NE-2 neons, look at the table at the end of
the book "Using and Understanding Small Neon Lamps" by William G Miller,
might be in the files section on teh forum or can be downloaded from the
internet, the list contains recommended resistor values for 115 VAC - the
Yohan sorry for misspelling your name.
Pharma Phil
-- Original Message --
From: Yohan Park
Date: January 23, 2021 at 7:10 PM
Phil, sorry I'm getting back at this but I think you're seriously overdriving these NE-2 bulbs.
Even the high brightness
Tohan
I was taught to use 47 K resistors for NE-2 on 110 volts AC when I started back in 1975. My lamps may be NE-2 probably - I bought them in bulk at surplus stores and they are unmarked. I have had 8 running in my house since 1987 and none show any signs of darkening and I cannot
I hope somone here bought them at least?
Bill
On Fri, Jan 22, 2021, 7:51 AM Nicholas Stock wrote:
> Damn! Someone didn't do their research (or just wanted to be generous?).
>
> Anyone snag those here?
>
> Sent from my iPhone
>
> On Jan 22, 2021, at 02:40, fax_awd wrote:
>
> 50USD for 1 used
