Electronics, Lighting, & Gadgets - At long last, headlight source

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ken cummings
08-14-07, 01:06 PM
For 20 years I've been telling people about a headlight I used in the Denver area. A 6 volt, 100 watt, PAR 36 aircraft landing light with a C6 shielded filament. Much like a police car spotlight with enough light leaking out the sides to cover the road shoulders while the main beam lights up intersections one and two blocks ahead. This was the kind of light a DUI on a cell phone would notice. I have now found a source (Bulbtronics) for a 12 volt equivalent. The GE number is 24768. Sure you need a big battery but how many of your headlights can be used to warm your hands on a cold night? :D
aliensporebomb
08-22-07, 04:37 PM
I think my HID can warm my hands pretty good but I don't know if it could be used to
direct aircraft to the proper landing runway. Wow.
Got any pictures of this light of yours?
diff_lock2
11-28-07, 05:26 AM
I have been following your trip with the traffic light too... waiting on the pics.