Blueskies
March 18th 05, 01:59 AM
"Richard Riley" > wrote in message ...
>I am putting together a batch order for HID landing lights. I can get
> them wholesale if I buy several, and enough people have committed that
> I can do the order. I only intend to do this one time. I may do it
> again in a few years - but then again, I may not.
>
> They are PAR-36 lights, which is a standard landing light
> configuration. It's a round light, 4 5/16" diameter with a parabolic
> reflector. The landing light has a beam spread of 9 degrees. The taxi
> light is 10 degrees beam spread vertical, 55 degrees horizontal.
> Either one is the same price.
>
> The bulb is a Panasonic D1S, and it uses a Panasonic ballast. The
> ballast is 3"x3"x1", and weighs a little over a half a pound. They're
> both third generation, the current commercial state of the art. It's
> a 35 watt bulb, the ballast uses about 42 watts. The cable from the
> ballast to the bulb comes with it, and is either half a meter or 1
> meter long, your choice.
>
How hot do these run? What about RF from the ballast?
>I am putting together a batch order for HID landing lights. I can get
> them wholesale if I buy several, and enough people have committed that
> I can do the order. I only intend to do this one time. I may do it
> again in a few years - but then again, I may not.
>
> They are PAR-36 lights, which is a standard landing light
> configuration. It's a round light, 4 5/16" diameter with a parabolic
> reflector. The landing light has a beam spread of 9 degrees. The taxi
> light is 10 degrees beam spread vertical, 55 degrees horizontal.
> Either one is the same price.
>
> The bulb is a Panasonic D1S, and it uses a Panasonic ballast. The
> ballast is 3"x3"x1", and weighs a little over a half a pound. They're
> both third generation, the current commercial state of the art. It's
> a 35 watt bulb, the ballast uses about 42 watts. The cable from the
> ballast to the bulb comes with it, and is either half a meter or 1
> meter long, your choice.
>
How hot do these run? What about RF from the ballast?