Remember P=IV
.15A at 6.3 VAC is a lot less power consumed than .15A at 120 VAc.
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Quoted from BorgDog:So I'm sure someone knows how to make that convert to 120v... so reading the interwebs watts=volts x amps.. a #44 is 6.3volts x 0.25amps means the bulb draws 1.575 watts which if you then divide by 120volts for standard US electricity equals 0.0131 amps for a #44, and 0.0079 amps for a #47
Of course I may not know what I'm talking about.
Posted before I saw this. I believe you have it right. Just use P=IV and plug in the numbers as you did.
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