3.4mm X 950mm CCFLs for AUO Panels

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  • abbottdave
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    • Apr 2016
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    3.4mm X 950mm CCFLs for AUO Panels

    Hi. I have twenty-five (25) new (and used) cold-cathode fluorescent tubes for 42" AUO LCD television panels. Lamps are 3.4mm (.130 in) in diameter, and 950mm (37.4 in) long. No modifications necessary for these AUO panels. These are from a Sanyo DP-42848 television that had the classic 'two seconds to black' condition. I got this one repaired, only to learn that it had a bad LCD panel. I state 'new and used' as I purchased 18 new ones from China, but there were a few that were broken in transit, so I had to use a few of my used ones. I no longer know which are new and which are used. All are good, tested lamps. Anyone interested can have them if they are willing to pay shipping via FedEx Ground (4 pounds form 81007).
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