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OsglimSensibly equivalent¶ to:
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The name Osglim is a generic term used by M-OV for a range of neon tubes. This example produces the glow on a bright back plate and is believed to be of the type used by Baird in his early televisors. The beehive Osglim when fitted with a half cylinder reflector was also believed to be used.![](../pics/abu0024a.jpg)
Side view of the lamp.![](../pics/abu0024b.jpg)
The rear of the lamp together with the name Osglim and Made in England.![](../pics/abu0024c.jpg)
The structure of this Osglim. One electrode is the bright reflector plate and the other is the horizontal bar.![](../pics/abu0024d.jpg)
Another view showing the mirror like surface of the back plate.The wide glass tube envelope is 53 mm in diameter, and including the bayonet base is 165 mm tall. |
Updated October 29, 2015.
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