Starter Wanted For Starter Unit

Is it really the "starter" you need ? If so, they are 50p at any electrical/hardware store... more or less universal !


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1. Leave home
2. Walk to shops (or drive, if American)
3. Find Hardware shop - usually smell of parrafin..... even if they dont sell it
4. Ask the bloke for a "florry starter mate" (or if proprietor isnt English, or northan... "please may I have a starter for a flourescent fitting, my good Sir")
5. Pay for said item, go home.

6. Gloat at having saved a muckle (whatever THEY are !)

:rolleyes:
 

1. Leave home
2. Walk to shops (or drive, if American)
3. Find Hardware shop - usually smell of parrafin..... even if they dont sell it
4. Ask the bloke for a "florry starter mate" (or if proprietor isnt English, or northan... "please may I have a starter for a flourescent fitting, my good Sir")
5. Pay for said item, go home.

6. Gloat at having saved a muckle (whatever THEY are !)

:rolleyes:
:rofl: :rofl: :rofl: They also sell fork 'andles/4 candles
 

1. Leave home
2. Walk to shops (or drive, if American)
3. Find Hardware shop - usually smell of parrafin..... even if they dont sell it
4. Ask the bloke for a "florry starter mate" (or if proprietor isnt English, or northan... "please may I have a starter for a flourescent fitting, my good Sir")
5. Pay for said item, go home.

6. Gloat at having saved a muckle (whatever THEY are !)

:rolleyes:


:lol:
:lol: :lol: nice one.

You can get them any were you can bye a 3 pin plug.

Robert Dyas do them
Woolworth s will do them If they havent sold out and there closing down so 50% of.
Newe and Eyres
City electrical factors or CEF
homebase
B&Q
ETC ETC


4 candles a timeless classic

http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=OCbvCRkl_4U
 
Was in B&Q the other day... timers for 99p !!! - but they were rubbish segment types... dont last long on flourescent lamps :crazy:

i have read this a lot, but why? i just removed my cheap segment timer, after two years, it was not faulty i got a digital timer to replace it. indeed i have four segment timers lying around, all in good working order and all over two years old.

what is it about fluorescents that makes these things break? i dont think it has anything to do with the start up voltage. as, though many years ago, tubes needed a big jolt to start up. this is far from true now.

many moons ago i got a nice present from the hotel chain i worked for, when i pointed out it took the equivalent of one hours light burning to start any tube. saved the chain a fortune. but looking at recent tests, even myth busters have done it lol. modern tubes use little more to start than to run after.
 

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