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GM> JE> Not knowing precisely which bulb he uses I don't know, but
GM> JE> try www.bulbdirect.com They seem to have quite a
GM> JE> few movie projector bulbs that fall in that category.
GM>He could probably get the local GEC agents to import the bulbs
GM>for him, that is IF they are still being made -- and we're not
GM>too sure about that -- but the price!!!
Did you check the above url?
Jay
GM>Five or six years ago they were talking about $300 per bulb.
GM>Fortunately he managed to get some from a collector, brand new
GM>and only $5 each. But now he has only a couple left.
GM>To save the bulbs, he now starts up the projector on a variac and
GM>warms the bulbs gradually before bringing them up to full power.
GM>It seems to work -- he hasn't blown one in over a year.
GM>From Greg Mayman, in beautiful Adelaide, South Australia
GM>... No man is really a success until his mother-in-law admits it.
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