[Made me think of this.](https://youtu.be/aqa2STJXvXE)
Huh, think they'd work on a raspberry pi?
Huh, think they'd work on a raspberry pi?
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yeah, I'm thinking little lightbulbs as well. Maybe a small flashlight or christmas tree lights replacements.
This is the bulb in my Surefire flashlight. The bulb itself is about as big around as the nub on the top of a AA battery
yeah, I'm thinking little lightbulbs as well. Maybe a small flashlight or christmas tree lights replacements.
[This is the bulb in my Surefire flashlight](https://www.amazon.com/SureFire-MN03-Lamp-Assembly/dp/B0010HF6W4/). The bulb itself is about as big around as the nub on the top of a AA battery
Perhaps lights for some sort of circuit board?
Judging by the gauge of the metal compared to the size, I would assume they're for something heavy duty or long lasting. The (what i assume is insulation) makes me think they may be heated to high temps.
Perhaps lights for some sort of circuit board?
Judging by the gauge of the metal compared to the size, I would assume they're for something heavy duty or long lasting. The (what i assume is insulation) makes me think they may be heated to high temps.
These look like 4mm G4 bi-pin lamps. Mostly used in panel boards for indicators. Normally with halide or xenon and they have thick elements so they last a long time. We're talking years. You don't want your nuclear reactor or missile launcher bulbs burning out.