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Topic: Osram 2000W/H Bulb?
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Monte L Fullmer
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From: Nampa, Idaho, USA
Registered: Nov 2004
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posted 01-15-2006 02:28 AM
just a dumb question here, but was that other bulb have a threaded end on the cathode (negative) side? If so, you've got an HTP version (horizontal threaded pin) designed for Christie lamhouses.
Also, it could be a GS (gap shortened) bulb in a wrong box.
True, without pics, it's kinda hard to tell, unless Osram packaged the wrong kind of bulb in that box with the matching serial numbers.
Usually, the 4 numbers are the production line sequence numbers where the first two letters kinda point out to what kind of bulb it is with the third digit, being that number being the year manufactured.
Just never heard of an Osram coming out with a /WH bulb that didn't have the threaded hole for the negative cable.
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