Check Bulb Direct.
http://www.bulbdirect.com/products/product.php?item_id=4694&cat_id=
They list an 8070 as 3.5 volts. See if it looks the same?
Norm
:Hallo,
:Please, you have to dial lamp PHILIPS 839HU eindlamp reference 8070, ¿voltage? as in manuals schemes am not able to find the working voltage of this eindlamp.
:the reference 4046 is 4 volts
:the reference 8070 is ¿....? volts
:Have'm parts for radio's Philips?
:Regards
:
* If it is connected accross a power transformer filament wiring, chances are it is a 6.3V lamp.
* If your radio is AC/DC type and it is connected across a rectifier such as 35Z5 or 35W4, it is likely a 6.3V 150MA lamp. If it is a 25Z5 rectifier it is likely a 6.3V 250ma lamp.
If there are two lamps in series, the voltage could be lower.
If it is a neon lamp, chances are it is run directly off the A/C line at 120V.
If your radio is a farm radio (6V or 32V), or a battery powered radio, the lamp type and voltage can vary.
Note the voltage to it, current draw, and base type (e.g. wedge, Bayonet, etc) and we may be able to find you a lamp.
:Hallo,
:Please, you have to dial lamp PHILIPS 839HU eindlamp reference 8070, ¿voltage? as in manuals schemes am not able to find the working voltage of this eindlamp.
:the reference 4046 is 4 volts
:the reference 8070 is ¿....? volts
:Have'm parts for radio's Philips?
:Regards
: