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rmay635703 · 01-17-2023, 05:33 PM

I found about a dozen incandescent bulbs in lower wattages in a closet marked
LAST CHANCE
DISCONTINUED
so my father must have bought a bunch before he passed away.

So her stove hood light is set for a long time.

Even back in 2019 the only bulbs I was finding were halogen, fluorescent, or LED

Now Menards only has LEDs and a limited selection of legacy fluorescent and a lone small wattage halogen on clearance.

A halogen bulb in the a19 size that puts out an equivalent of more than 100 watts would work fine but can’t find any

I did find a strange very small 150 watt equivalent corncob LED with no base but I have no clue how I could adapt it to a normal light socket.

It looks to mount like a big fuse into some sort of leads, no idea what type of lighting device this is

01-17-2023, 05:33 PM	#8 (permalink)
rmay635703 home of the odd vehicles Join Date: Jun 2008 Location: Somewhere in WI Posts: 3,891 Silver - '10 Chevy Cobalt XFE Thanks: 506 Thanked 868 Times in 654 Posts	I found about a dozen incandescent bulbs in lower wattages in a closet marked LAST CHANCE DISCONTINUED so my father must have bought a bunch before he passed away. So her stove hood light is set for a long time. Even back in 2019 the only bulbs I was finding were halogen, fluorescent, or LED Now Menards only has LEDs and a limited selection of legacy fluorescent and a lone small wattage halogen on clearance. A halogen bulb in the a19 size that puts out an equivalent of more than 100 watts would work fine but can’t find any I did find a strange very small 150 watt equivalent corncob LED with no base but I have no clue how I could adapt it to a normal light socket. It looks to mount like a big fuse into some sort of leads, no idea what type of lighting device this is Last edited by rmay635703; 01-18-2023 at 12:05 AM..