florescents bigger than 40 Watts

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From: Dave Mc Mahan
Date: Fri, 06 Apr 1990 09:16

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I want to put more light into my kitchen, and since I have flourescent tubes
(the 4 foot variety)  I thought the easiest way would be to just get a 
higher wattage tube.  Wrong.  I can't seem to find any tubes that are not
40 Watts that fit my fixture (it is the kind with 2 pins on each end).  Do
they make such a thing, hopefully in soft white?  If so, it sure would save
me lots of time and expense replacing the current fixture or adding another.

  -dave

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Subject: florescents bigger than 40 Watts
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