Help needed to find neon bulbs

[nc43bsa]

I need some 120 VAC neon bulbs to complete repairs on a stereo component.

They are 0.147" diameter and 0.450" OAL, with wire leads and an 8K ohm resistor.  My catalogs show a T1-1/4 with a diameter of 0.157" and OAL of 0.413", but it is rated at 65 VAC.

Anyone know where I can get these unicorns?

[delrod]

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Call them. They are one of my customers embarrassed my self once by mentioning that the obsolete panel I was working on was probably done for because the bulbs would be too hard to find. The guy said follow me I'll show you what we do.

[Kiwi_Roy]

I have some of the miniature bayonet cap ones, think old torch bulb size
a Dozen Model 5502 1.1" tall
They are yours if you want

I think these were intended for indicator lights as in illuminated pushbuttons etc

I expect this is more what you are after
http://www.bulbtown.com/A1A_NE_2_NEON_GLOW_BULB_WIRE_TERMINAL_BASE_p/a1a.htm

[Kiwi_Roy]

I need some 120 VAC neon bulbs to complete repairs on a stereo component.

They are 0.147" diameter and 0.450" OAL, with wire leads and an 8K ohm resistor.  My catalogs show a T1-1/4 with a diameter of 0.157" and OAL of 0.413", but it is rated at 65 VAC.

Anyone know where I can get these unicorns?

On the link I posted theres a video on how to identify the lamp, the guy just happens to have picked a T 1-1/2, very close to the one you are looking for.
I don't believe neons have a Voltage rating as such, like an LED you simply add the series resistor to burn up the excess Voltage. You must have an existing resistor you can measure.
I have found neons tend to fail after many years or the glass goes black, but then even LEDs don't last forever.