Post B66doqf2b1ucAd97Qm by themaritimegirl@tech.lgbt
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 (DIR) Post #B66doqSdL9zHY9LD5k by themaritimegirl@tech.lgbt
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       Exciting ReStore finds today!
       
 (DIR) Post #B66doqf2b1ucAd97Qm by themaritimegirl@tech.lgbt
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       Honorable mentions:A JVC TD-W60 cassette deck. Interesting combination of features - on the surface it looks low-end with the mechanical tape counter and LED display, but it has Dolby C noise reduction and electronic transport controls, and supports Type IV tape. I would have gotten it if I didn't already have three working decks lolAn emergency light that looks like a cheapened ripoff of the Rayovac Magnum. There is no fluorescent light on the other side.The Super fan from my early childhood! I would have gotten it if I hadn't just gotten another Super fan the last time I was there.
       
 (DIR) Post #B66doqsVmwggqPRsQa by themaritimegirl@tech.lgbt
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       The light bulbs are even more disappointing than I was expecting. The 100W unit has the color and brightness of a 40W Soft White bulb. The 60W, equivalent to about a 25W.
       
 (DIR) Post #B66dor2RC2cxLC5nto by vwestlife@mastodon.social
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       @themaritimegirl You sacrifice a lot of brightness to get that long life rating (5000+ hours). In fact, I suspect these super-long-life incandescent bulbs are just 240-volt filaments downrated to run on 120-130 volts. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JQpqyt3oeqk
       
 (DIR) Post #B66eGuhh9tueojlo8m by vwestlife@mastodon.social
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       @themaritimegirl Hella is the OEM lighting supplier for most European vehicles. But I suppose just like everyone else they now license their name to be put on cheap consumer products not made by them.