Posted by Paul Shuler on May 25, 2017 at 11:01:57 from (170.29.1.10):
When I built my shop 10 years ago I came across a deal on a bunch of old Florissant light fixtures that where in the old Army reserve gym that was being torn down. I got them all for $10. No telling how old they are but for the most part they work great. My question is this. Each fixture has 4 bulbs. When one bulb goes bad either the entire light goes out or they all flicker. I then have to climb up on the ladder and start swapping them around till I find the bad bulb. This is done ’14 above the floor. It never fails that I end up breaking one. Is there a good way of checking the bulbs to find the bad one without all the swapping them around high up on a ladder. These old lights may be 50 years old but have work very good for me so far. I have yet to have to replace a ballist.
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