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Default CPC and 100 watt lamps info

Just bought a few items from CPC including a pack of 10 3000 hour 100 watt
lamps. Their 2009 catalogue came with the order and the lamps are still listed.
The min order for free delivery (in the new cat) has gone up from £40 to £45.

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Default CPC and 100 watt lamps info

On Sep 17, 8:00*pm, Geo wrote:
Just bought a few items from CPC including a pack of 10 3000 hour 100 watt
lamps. Their 2009 catalogue came with the order and the lamps are still listed.
The min order for free delivery (in the new cat) has gone up from £40 to £45.

Geo


shame theyre long life tho, they'll give significantly lower light
output and energy efficiency than standard. Stocking up is easy
enough, its not as if filaments are pricey.


NT
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