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Re: Using mobile phone as an internet radio

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From: George Herold
Date: Fri, 05 Oct 2012 14:43
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On Oct 5, 6:20 am, Roderick Stewart
<r...@escapetime.removethisbit.myzen.co.uk> wrote:
> In article <de99517e-e5e1-4f9d-91e0-
>
> 412ab3171...@o8g2000yqm.googlegroups.com>, George Herold wrote:
> > And that s it.  Repeated on and off means that the thin region has a
> > higher average temperature than the thick part of the filament.  It
> > evaporates faster and fails sooner.
>
> Won't a thin region of a lamp filament have a higher temperature than
> the rest of it all the time, not just when the lamp is turning on?
>
> Rod.
> --

Hmm, sure, maybe... I really have no idea.  But I can't remember ever
seeing a bulb fail after being on for a while.  (I'm sure it must
happen.)  They almost always go when you turn them on, from which I
conclude that the turn on is more 'stressful'.

Say does Don Klipstein still lurk here?  He may have some info on turn-
on failure.

http://donklipstein.com/

George H.
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Subject: Re: Using mobile phone as an internet radio
From: George Herold <gherold@teachspin.com>
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