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i need to buy a replacement bulb,the original is a grain of wheat type,6v 35ma.
im having trouble buying a same spec bulb,i can get 6v but a lot are 60ma rating,can someone explain what the difference would be and if it will be ok to use ?
thanks.
Firebottle
16-09-2018, 11:47
It will be a bit brighter, or rather more light output.
If it is enclosed in something then the 60mA might get too hot, if not enclosed you should be OK.
cheers alan,it has a rubber holder around the bulb so that might be a problem,and theres me thinking it would be easy to get a bulb!
I would just scrap it now and save yourself some cash, give you £50 for the TT save you more grief
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Big Vern
16-09-2018, 12:15
Hi Jamie,
There is a shop in Canada that stocks 35ma bulbs, albeit that's a bit of a pain...but this one is pretty close:
https://www.cricklewoodelectronics.com/6V-40mA-3.2mm-Lamp-with-Long-Wires.html
You could always replace the other bulbs with a brace of these, if the brightness difference is an issue.
Lovely turntable - great purchase - looks minty mint :)
Best
Paul.
hi paul,yes i saw the ones from canada,the ones from cricklewood will be fine i reckon,cheers good spot!:cool:
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