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Unknown strobe
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Unknown strobe
Does anyone recognize this old strobe? Appears to have it's own power pack. Just trying to identify and find specs. Dorsal mount just to the rear of the top cabin.
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Re: Unknown strobe
John Cooper
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Re: Unknown strobe
Close....
Exists on a new owner's plane. The globe part is kind of hazy, thought I might try to polish it out (like a lens polisher for car headlights) for clarity but if parts were available would just get a new globe.
Logs missing for an entry.
Still functions.
Poor location, the flash enters thru the skylights and is annoying at night I'm sure, someone previously 'solved' that problem with some 100mph tape in front which kinda negates about 120 degrees. Will remove tape of course....
Exists on a new owner's plane. The globe part is kind of hazy, thought I might try to polish it out (like a lens polisher for car headlights) for clarity but if parts were available would just get a new globe.
Logs missing for an entry.
Still functions.
Poor location, the flash enters thru the skylights and is annoying at night I'm sure, someone previously 'solved' that problem with some 100mph tape in front which kinda negates about 120 degrees. Will remove tape of course....
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Re: Unknown strobe
Is that fuel tank vent on the cap correct?
Josh
Josh