REFLECTOR: Xenon HID Landing Light

[Christopher Martin]

No, but I chose to have the lamp plug pointed down so that there would be no opportunity for water to be trapped in the plug.

Chris

Christopher Martin
christophercmartin at earthlink.net



----- Original Message ----- 
From: John Dibble 
To: christophercmartin at earthlink.net;Velocity Aircraft Owners and Builders list
Sent: 6/5/2005 1:55:39 PM 
Subject: Re: REFLECTOR: Xenon HID Landing Light


Is there a top side to the light? 
John 
Christopher Martin wrote: 
 Several of you have asked for installation pictures. This installation is in a RG where it is necessary to install the HID light into the original lamp holder in order to provide clearance from the retracted nose wheel. My method was to cut slots on each side of the original lamp opening which allows the lamp into the original holder. An aluminum plate is then made to mount the lamp at the bulb. The plate is secured to the opening by 4 rivnuts in the fiber glass. The lamp is then secured by the original spring system.  Christopher Martinchristophercmartin at earthlink.net   
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