1956 NOMA Twinkle Lites

[Hemingray]

hm, well, if it's still crashing even though all that was done, I'd suspect either bad hardware or hardware drivers. check into that when you can.

[Christmas Lamp]

OK Will Do!
Thank You

[Tim]

For what it's worth, my home computer plays the AVI file fine, while my work computer doesn't since I'm missing the required codec for Media Player.

Nice set of lights!  Good luck finding replacement lamps!

[Ray Ladegast]

Lionsden antiques has the bulbs you are looking for. The number is C6-010 Blinking Transparent Cones. The web is www.lionsdenantiques.com . Looks like you have a great find there .

[Christmas Lamp]

Nice Set you have there and I Really hope you can get the Right bulbs for your Set.... 

[Christmas Lamp]

Sorry Forgot to ask....... 
How Many Lamps in Total on this set?
Thanks

[Hemingray]

there are 20 total, tied into a single 6-8V/3A transformer

[Hemingray]

I have finally placed the order for 25 replacement multicolor C-6 flashers! getting them from Lion's Den

[Christmas Lamp]

  OK I KNOW this an Old post but as I have a new Computer I thought I'd see if I could see your Vid and I CAN!!!!!
Thanks for Sharing

[Hemingray]

Glad to! These get used on my tree every year. I need to place an order for more of the lamps though.

[Christmas Lamp]

Glad to! These get used on my tree every year. I need to place an order for more of the lamps though.

Are the replacement Lamps hard to find?
Thanks

[Hemingray]

Not at all. Lionsdenantiques.com sells a pack of 25 or so at a good price. I tend to order them in the multicolor option.

[markie4now]

Contact Paul Scofield at Lions Den Antiques eBay's store:  http://stores.shop.ebay.com/Lionsden1-Holiday-Lighting__W0QQ_armrsZ1

Paul can assist you with this repair!

[Tom]

Regarding twinkle lights in general, I found this quote from the Christmas Eve 1973 edition of Time Magazine, and I hope it will be an encouragement to always manufacture twinkle lights (C-7's + C-9's):
CHRISTMAS LIGHTS: A 6-ft. Christmas tree lit by 75 standard bulbs burning four hours a day would use 290 of power a week, a relatively harmless indulgence.  A tree decorated with 75 twinkle lights would expend 170 of electricity a week.