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Invention: electric light bulb in 1879
Definition: noun / electric light bulb / incandescent lamp Function: An electric lamp in which a filament is heated to incandescence by an electric current. Today's incandescent light bulbs use filaments made of tungsten rather than carbon of the 1880's. Patent: 223,898 (US) issued January 27, 1880 Inventor: Thomas Alva Edison Criteria: First practical. Modern prototype. Entrepreneur. Birth: February 11, 1847 in Milan, Ohio Death: October 18, 1931 in West Orange, New Jersey Nationality: American |
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Oh, and to add a few more to the original list:
4 to discuss meeting-up, whether they will be attending the upcoming car/show/race/event, and generally say "how ya doing..." 1 to ask for someone to come over and help him remove and change the light bulb 2 to volunteer to help, but say that they are really too far away |
Sometimes it ain't a bad lamp..........though metering shouldn't be necessary for voltage availability of course..... :(
http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1271448141.jpg ...and does anyone even care how many posts they have?!? Ridiculous.... :p Happy Friday... |
Show me your sepia brown light bulbs...
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Use the search button duche bag:)
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Guess this thread doesn't have anything to do about light bulbs anymore...
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Actually it's "douche" I believe, but anyway:
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I need more pictures.
Really. No... not of the douche, but of someone changing an actual lightbulb (yeah, initial reaction was one word). Or a before and after set of shots. I'm on the fence about bulbs. |
1) How much lighter than ordinary bulbs are they?
2) If you only replace the front ones, will it make the the front too light and cause understeer? 3) What is understeer? 4) Has any one just run a wick from the gas tank & used an oil type lamp? 5) Are they legal in California? 6) What is the best way to store them in winter? |
P.S. Mine's bigger than yours.
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