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Dr Gadget - DJL Lamp

DJL Lamp
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Manufacturer: Calumet
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Binding: Electronics
Brand: Calumet
EAN: 0043168991278
Label: Calumet
Manufacturer: Calumet
Publisher: Calumet
Studio: Calumet

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Summary: DJL Lamp is defective
Comment: DJL Lamp
I ordered 2 of these DJL bulbs and they only lasted about 3 hours, both of them. They are supposed to last 15 hours each. I went to a local dealer on these and was told that the company Eiko said they had shipped out many defective bulbs unknowingly. They said Eiko will not have good DJL projector Lamp bulbs till July. I am hoping to get my money back.


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