wetman
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Any chance to just get the tray ourselves?
steve
steve
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jonscubas once bubbled...
Guess what, he also offers his own custom 18 Watt H.I.D. whips.
For his backup lights he charges $69.00 plus $5 shipping. He also makes the backup light in a different color, I believe in blue.
wetman once bubbled...
Any chance to just get the tray ourselves?
steve
DNAXdiver once bubbled...
See
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&category=29575&item=3611047872
for more info go to see sellers other auctions for backuplite picts
now you say he is making his own 18ws so i wonder is that a halyon 18w he is selling or his own???
wetman once bubbled...
Don't discount your CE light - it may be the bulb. I was just adjusting the length of the tray in mine yesterday - seemed to come on a bit too early so the one oring was pretty much always exposed until i turned it on. In that process, i ended up burning out the bulb. However, before i even started, i had put fresh batteries in and did a comparison between a miniQ40 and the CE. The CE was absolutely dim beside it. I thought well, i guess there is a dimness issue with these and their trays. However, i had an older broken sl40 kicking around and took the bulb from that one. The difference was incredible. Its now just as bright white as the q40 was. A very nice light all around. Now its just about a half twist from on or off and both orings are completely covered in that twist. Very happy now.
steve