Well, what are your requirements?? You can get great lights at (https://www.whelen.com/aviation/category?head_id=13) but the price is high. About the RF noise I found a remedy for that,

Tom Smith A&P/IA Long-EZ N12TS Cell-707-592-0869 KVCB KJ6PZN

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I guess if one were to insulate an LED one might build up some heat. I purchased a pair of the cheap LED lights a year or two ago. Advertised as 180 watts. Didn't want to play around with the 36

I get the latest obsession of LED landing lights (like carbon fiber) but there's your local bone yard full of OEM Zenon and LED hedlamps of high quality and cheap. Bought my pair from a wrecked

It seems like y'all are finally getting around to addressing my original question. It appears in order to get to the required brightness needed for landing light, will have to deal with unwanted heat

Here's the pic. of the speed brake gas strut replacement for those horrible springs. I did this at least 10 years ago and it still works fine. I hadn't looked at it in all that time and had forgotten

Del, I agree that power consumption comparisons are interesting for LED lights but the missing link is the rapidly improving amount of light output per electrical watt consumed. Consider how much

Those $14 LED’s are rated at 140 mA, only 2 watts. The $13 LED’s I used in my Cozy are 36 watts for the pair. They are rated at 2600 Lumens so assuming the same efficiency those Crazed lights

Read the disclaimer before wasting your time and money. Fun add-on I suppose. Greg Norman

Thanks a lot for the info. Will try a different spring brand. Filipe

Thanks for the tip for an alternate spring breaking reason. I get Century springs from Ace Hardware and haven't run into that. Terry Schubert

10 or so years ago I substituted those nasty springs with a gas strut on a friends LongEZ. . I can't remember exactly how I did it. I know it's been working fine all these years. I'll get a pic. of it

Howdy Joe, you mean the Sweetwater FSDO?? I'm right on the border between what used to be the SA and the Fort Worth FSDOs before they went to the N. Texas / S. Texas setup they have now. There was a

The spring in the pictures look like screen door return springs that are easy to get at Home Depot or Lowes. I got one from Lowe’s last month that I was going to stretch out and wrap around the

Many people set the landing brake spring tension ungodly high. STOP that! It is dangerous for the GIB when a spring breaks and hard for the pilot to open during normal operation. The brake

Hello, Does anyone have an idea of the tension in each spring of the speed brake? I was measuring the tension on the speed brake itself as per the plans, speed brake open and was getting around 30lb

What a great story and achievement. Congratulations! Keep em' flying! Greg Norman

Joe Dubner wrote: Franchise, like McDonalds, eh? :-). -- Marc J. Zeitlin marc_zeitlin@... http://www.cozybuilders.org/ Copyright ©

Marc J. Zeitlin wrote on 5/13/2020 11:19: Oh, oh -- I know. The Lubbock FSDO. Remember, each FSDO is individually owned and operated. Yes, like most on this forum I obviously have too much time on