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Legal Incandescent Bulbs are Here [New Rush Sponsor]
The Rush Limbaugh Program ^
| 9 March 2012
| Rush Limbaugh
Posted on 03/10/2012 2:07:27 PM PST by COBOL2Java
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To: COBOL2Java
Cool!! Thank you so much for that post! I’m going to stock up on these when I can.
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posted on
03/10/2012 2:09:24 PM PST
by
Oceander
(TINSTAAFL - Mother Nature Abhors a Free Lunch almost as much as She Abhors a Vacuum)
To: COBOL2Java
Regular bulbs are still about two bucks for a box of six.
I’ve seen no ban.
To: COBOL2Java
At about a buck each, still a better value than the $10 curly fry or the FedGov approved $50 LED.
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posted on
03/10/2012 2:11:02 PM PST
by
mnehring
To: humblegunner
The ban is in effect. What’s not is the funding to enforce it.
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posted on
03/10/2012 2:12:13 PM PST
by
Balding_Eagle
(Liberals, at their core, are aggressive & dangerous to everyone around them,)
To: humblegunner
Existing supply hasn’t been depleted yet but new manufacturing is very limited under FedGov regulations.
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posted on
03/10/2012 2:12:16 PM PST
by
mnehring
To: COBOL2Java
BTT. I’d still be tempted to build a stash, though - permissions the DOE has given are permissions the DOE can take away.
To: humblegunner
Regular bulbs are still about two bucks for a box of six. Ive seen no ban. It's being phased in. 100-watts this year, 75 next, 60 after that. You can still find a few 100-watters in the stores, but after they're sold out, they won't be replaced.
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posted on
03/10/2012 2:13:53 PM PST
by
COBOL2Java
(Mitt Romney is SEVERELY conservative - and I'm SEVERELY against giving him my vote!)
To: COBOL2Java
This is a very good catagory of items to be advertising on Rush’s show. The non-stop flowers/candy/computer backup/gold/etc is really getting old.
I would like to see an effort to let in more advertising like this, the things the “progressive liberals” loath and try to ban.
The jerks that jumped to the “Dump Rush” command from the donks need to be revealed and then watch as their profits fade.
.
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posted on
03/10/2012 2:14:50 PM PST
by
TLI
( ITINERIS IMPENDEO VALHALLA)
To: mnehring
At about a buck each, still a better value than the $10 curly fry or the FedGov approved $50 LED.
They're not a dollar each. They're $2.88 each for the 50, 75, or 100 watt frosted and anywhere from $6.88 to $7.50 for the 50 to 120 watt floods. Shipping is a little over $12 for a minimum purchase of 12 bulbs. Their life is rated at about 10,000 hours or 4h/day for 7 years.
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posted on
03/10/2012 2:14:59 PM PST
by
aruanan
To: Balding_Eagle
Seems like all the incandescent bulbs I buy these days are crap.
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posted on
03/10/2012 2:17:30 PM PST
by
cripplecreek
(What does it profit a man if he gains the whole world but loses his soul?)
To: humblegunner
It’s an incremental thing.
The first year is supposed to be 100 Watt.
Followed in later years by 75W, 60W, etc. until we’re living in the dark.
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posted on
03/10/2012 2:18:27 PM PST
by
2111USMC
(Not a hard man to track. Leaves dead men wherever he goes.)
To: aruanan
Forget the shipping, I’ll buy them in the stores when they’re available.
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posted on
03/10/2012 2:18:58 PM PST
by
COBOL2Java
(Mitt Romney is SEVERELY conservative - and I'm SEVERELY against giving him my vote!)
To: COBOL2Java
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posted on
03/10/2012 2:19:02 PM PST
by
Jack Hydrazine
(It's the end of the world as we know it and I feel fine!)
To: COBOL2Java
Rough Service basically means a thicker filament structure. These bulbs are usually rated for a higher voltage - 130 volts. When operated at normal line voltages - around 117 volts - they will last up to three time longer. I've been using these types of bulbs in my installations for years and would highly recommend them.
To: humblegunner
Regular bulbs are still about two bucks for a box of six. Ive seen no ban. This product is in the "Rough Service" category and has a DOE exemption. They advertise right on the box a estimated 7 year lifespan.
Made in the U.S.A.
.
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posted on
03/10/2012 2:20:09 PM PST
by
TLI
( ITINERIS IMPENDEO VALHALLA)
To: humblegunner
I’ve noticed a deterioration of quality in incandescent bulbs; they can’t take any shock or vibration at all. We used to buy ‘rough service’ bulbs, but sources have dried up.
I’m liking this guy.
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posted on
03/10/2012 2:20:16 PM PST
by
pingman
(Durn tootin'; I like Glock shootin'!)
To: COBOL2Java
"We met all of the guidelines, and they gave us permission to manufacture the lamps here."
I heard the caller say those words, and I thought...we have to beg them for permission? What has this Nation come to, anyway?
Cordially,
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posted on
03/10/2012 2:22:47 PM PST
by
Diamond
(He has erected a multitude of new offices, and sent hither swarms of officers to harass our people,)
To: humblegunner
Regular bulbs are still about two bucks for a box of six. Ive seen no ban.Maybe not, but I can't find 100W incandescents, so I'm going to try these from Rush's new sponsor.
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posted on
03/10/2012 2:23:51 PM PST
by
hsalaw
To: cripplecreek
Seems like all the incandescent bulbs I buy these days are crap.I'm hoping the "rough service" ones might be a bit more robust.
About 3 years ago we replaced the bulb in our back hallway ceiling light. That thing goes on and off several times each day - every day. When he changed the bulb, MGD brought it over to me and said, "You know, I just realized that I've never replaced that bulb ever before." We had been in our house about 24 years at the time, and I doubt the bulb was new when we moved in.
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posted on
03/10/2012 2:24:00 PM PST
by
Mygirlsmom
(Who you gonna believe on the economy? Obama or your own lying wallet?)
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