good deal if you need some colons!

[martin martin]

https://theelectronicgoldmine.com/products/g29510?mc_cid=5e34dad630&mc_eid=53068d4acc

[Nicholas Stock]

I would argue that isn't that great a deal. You can buy these on Amazon at 100 off for about 8 bucks.....

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[Nick Andrews]

And also NOT subminiature.  I have a bunch of the phosphor ones in different colors which are cool from ePay.  Not sure if I need colons, overdue for that -oscopy though...

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[Nicholas Stock]

TMI!

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[gregebert]

I bought a box of 1000 green phosphor bulbs many years ago, and while they are very cool, the lifetime is quite limited and they begin to darken. So if you use them for a project, make sure they are easily replaced and you have a good number of extras.