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Morse Side landing (flood) lights - Stephen H - 10-15-2006 14:48 Anyone know a source for the side "landing lights" as they are called? I need 2 of them it seems the bulbs are not replaceable. Looked on e- bay, and goggled- nothing found, unless I'm searching on the wrong name..?? Stephen H 81 FC-33SB Plant City, FL Morse Side landing (flood) lights - Richard Hayden - 10-15-2006 16:39 I replaced 2 of mine and used 50 watt lights instead of the 100 watters that were original, provides plenty of light. Not easy but doable. Got the new flood lights bulbs from Napa. I seem to remember that there was thread on this forum about doing this. Good luck Dick Hayden - '87 PT 38 - Lake Stevens, WA ----- Original Message ----- From: Stephen H To: WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com Sent: Sunday, October 15, 2006 7:48 PM Subject: [WanderlodgeForum] Morse Side landing (flood) lights Anyone know a source for the side "landing lights" as they are called? I need 2 of them it seems the bulbs are not replaceable. Looked on e- bay, and goggled- nothing found, unless I'm searching on the wrong name..?? Stephen H 81 FC-33SB Plant City, FL [Non-text portions of this message have been removed] Morse Side landing (flood) lights - erniecarpet@... - 10-16-2006 09:36 Jay- I thought through all these years that we had aircraft landing lights. i guess I learned something new today. Ernie Ekberg 83 PT40 Livingston, Montana SNOW!!!! [Non-text portions of this message have been removed] Morse Side landing (flood) lights - Jay Darst - 10-16-2006 13:19 Stephen, I replaced 1 of the side landing lights on my Bird. The local replacement bulbs are a flood light and 50 watts, they can be found at farm supply stores. The correct bulbs have an unusual beam height and width. They are GE Lamp#4519. They can be purchased from http://www.topbulb.com/find/Product_Description.asp?intProductID=42032 They run $35 ea. Spec's are as follows: GE Lamp #4519 13.0 Volt 100 Watt 30,000 Candle Power 40 degree horizontal beam spread 7 degree Vertical beam spread screw terminals These are actually a Marine landing light, there are some similiar lights that are designed as airplane landing lights. I am not sure how our fixtures would react to the much higher heat of that bulb. Those specs (for the airplane bulb) look like this: GE Lamp#4313 13.0 Volt 250 Watt 140,000 Candle Power 16 degree horizontal beam spread 7 degree vertical beam spread screw terminals. I'd like to know if anyone has tried the airplane landing lights, and if they had any adverse effect on the fixture or wiring. Thanks Jay Darst 85PT40 Springfield, IL where has been dribling rain for about 14 hours straight. --- In WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com, "Stephen H" <share@...> wrote: > > Anyone know a source for the side "landing lights" as they are called? > I need 2 of them it seems the bulbs are not replaceable. Looked on e- > bay, and goggled- nothing found, unless I'm searching on the wrong > name..?? > Stephen H > 81 FC-33SB > Plant City, FL > |