Junk the KC's
01-01-2004, 06:57 PM
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Junk the KC's
I just found some par36 lights online that seem to be far better than
the KC's that are on my jeep now. They use sealed beam bulbs running as
much as 250 watts and 290,000 candlepower . I will need to run some
larger gauge wire directly from the battery. They should light up a dark
night very well. Cessna 65 Zulu, cleared to land.
the KC's that are on my jeep now. They use sealed beam bulbs running as
much as 250 watts and 290,000 candlepower . I will need to run some
larger gauge wire directly from the battery. They should light up a dark
night very well. Cessna 65 Zulu, cleared to land.
01-01-2004, 09:43 PM
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Re: Junk the KC's
In article <Ht2Jb.253326$_M.1158952@attbi_s54>, Kevin <Kevin@el.net>
wrote:
> I just found some par36 lights online that seem to be far better than
> the KC's that are on my jeep now. They use sealed beam bulbs running as
> much as 250 watts and 290,000 candlepower . I will need to run some
> larger gauge wire directly from the battery. They should light up a dark
> night very well. Cessna 65 Zulu, cleared to land.
>
I have some KCs that are sealed beams and they are BRIGHT. Stainless
steel too. No, not the 55watt halogens either.
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wrote:
> I just found some par36 lights online that seem to be far better than
> the KC's that are on my jeep now. They use sealed beam bulbs running as
> much as 250 watts and 290,000 candlepower . I will need to run some
> larger gauge wire directly from the battery. They should light up a dark
> night very well. Cessna 65 Zulu, cleared to land.
>
I have some KCs that are sealed beams and they are BRIGHT. Stainless
steel too. No, not the 55watt halogens either.
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01-01-2004, 09:43 PM
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Re: Junk the KC's
In article <Ht2Jb.253326$_M.1158952@attbi_s54>, Kevin <Kevin@el.net>
wrote:
> I just found some par36 lights online that seem to be far better than
> the KC's that are on my jeep now. They use sealed beam bulbs running as
> much as 250 watts and 290,000 candlepower . I will need to run some
> larger gauge wire directly from the battery. They should light up a dark
> night very well. Cessna 65 Zulu, cleared to land.
>
I have some KCs that are sealed beams and they are BRIGHT. Stainless
steel too. No, not the 55watt halogens either.
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wrote:
> I just found some par36 lights online that seem to be far better than
> the KC's that are on my jeep now. They use sealed beam bulbs running as
> much as 250 watts and 290,000 candlepower . I will need to run some
> larger gauge wire directly from the battery. They should light up a dark
> night very well. Cessna 65 Zulu, cleared to land.
>
I have some KCs that are sealed beams and they are BRIGHT. Stainless
steel too. No, not the 55watt halogens either.
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01-01-2004, 09:43 PM
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Re: Junk the KC's
In article <Ht2Jb.253326$_M.1158952@attbi_s54>, Kevin <Kevin@el.net>
wrote:
> I just found some par36 lights online that seem to be far better than
> the KC's that are on my jeep now. They use sealed beam bulbs running as
> much as 250 watts and 290,000 candlepower . I will need to run some
> larger gauge wire directly from the battery. They should light up a dark
> night very well. Cessna 65 Zulu, cleared to land.
>
I have some KCs that are sealed beams and they are BRIGHT. Stainless
steel too. No, not the 55watt halogens either.
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wrote:
> I just found some par36 lights online that seem to be far better than
> the KC's that are on my jeep now. They use sealed beam bulbs running as
> much as 250 watts and 290,000 candlepower . I will need to run some
> larger gauge wire directly from the battery. They should light up a dark
> night very well. Cessna 65 Zulu, cleared to land.
>
I have some KCs that are sealed beams and they are BRIGHT. Stainless
steel too. No, not the 55watt halogens either.
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01-01-2004, 10:02 PM
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Re: Junk the KC's
Jeepers wrote:
> In article <Ht2Jb.253326$_M.1158952@attbi_s54>, Kevin <Kevin@el.net>
> wrote:
>
>
>>I just found some par36 lights online that seem to be far better than
>>the KC's that are on my jeep now. They use sealed beam bulbs running as
>>much as 250 watts and 290,000 candlepower . I will need to run some
>>larger gauge wire directly from the battery. They should light up a dark
>>night very well. Cessna 65 Zulu, cleared to land.
>>
>
>
> I have some KCs that are sealed beams and they are BRIGHT. Stainless
> steel too. No, not the 55watt halogens either.
>
>
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The ones I have now have the halogen bulb. I know the sealed beams are
much brighter. These came on the jeep one of the bulbs blew, and I just
decided to replace the lights.
> In article <Ht2Jb.253326$_M.1158952@attbi_s54>, Kevin <Kevin@el.net>
> wrote:
>
>
>>I just found some par36 lights online that seem to be far better than
>>the KC's that are on my jeep now. They use sealed beam bulbs running as
>>much as 250 watts and 290,000 candlepower . I will need to run some
>>larger gauge wire directly from the battery. They should light up a dark
>>night very well. Cessna 65 Zulu, cleared to land.
>>
>
>
> I have some KCs that are sealed beams and they are BRIGHT. Stainless
> steel too. No, not the 55watt halogens either.
>
>
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The ones I have now have the halogen bulb. I know the sealed beams are
much brighter. These came on the jeep one of the bulbs blew, and I just
decided to replace the lights.
01-01-2004, 10:02 PM
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Re: Junk the KC's
Jeepers wrote:
> In article <Ht2Jb.253326$_M.1158952@attbi_s54>, Kevin <Kevin@el.net>
> wrote:
>
>
>>I just found some par36 lights online that seem to be far better than
>>the KC's that are on my jeep now. They use sealed beam bulbs running as
>>much as 250 watts and 290,000 candlepower . I will need to run some
>>larger gauge wire directly from the battery. They should light up a dark
>>night very well. Cessna 65 Zulu, cleared to land.
>>
>
>
> I have some KCs that are sealed beams and they are BRIGHT. Stainless
> steel too. No, not the 55watt halogens either.
>
>
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The ones I have now have the halogen bulb. I know the sealed beams are
much brighter. These came on the jeep one of the bulbs blew, and I just
decided to replace the lights.
> In article <Ht2Jb.253326$_M.1158952@attbi_s54>, Kevin <Kevin@el.net>
> wrote:
>
>
>>I just found some par36 lights online that seem to be far better than
>>the KC's that are on my jeep now. They use sealed beam bulbs running as
>>much as 250 watts and 290,000 candlepower . I will need to run some
>>larger gauge wire directly from the battery. They should light up a dark
>>night very well. Cessna 65 Zulu, cleared to land.
>>
>
>
> I have some KCs that are sealed beams and they are BRIGHT. Stainless
> steel too. No, not the 55watt halogens either.
>
>
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The ones I have now have the halogen bulb. I know the sealed beams are
much brighter. These came on the jeep one of the bulbs blew, and I just
decided to replace the lights.
01-01-2004, 10:02 PM
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Re: Junk the KC's
Jeepers wrote:
> In article <Ht2Jb.253326$_M.1158952@attbi_s54>, Kevin <Kevin@el.net>
> wrote:
>
>
>>I just found some par36 lights online that seem to be far better than
>>the KC's that are on my jeep now. They use sealed beam bulbs running as
>>much as 250 watts and 290,000 candlepower . I will need to run some
>>larger gauge wire directly from the battery. They should light up a dark
>>night very well. Cessna 65 Zulu, cleared to land.
>>
>
>
> I have some KCs that are sealed beams and they are BRIGHT. Stainless
> steel too. No, not the 55watt halogens either.
>
>
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The ones I have now have the halogen bulb. I know the sealed beams are
much brighter. These came on the jeep one of the bulbs blew, and I just
decided to replace the lights.
> In article <Ht2Jb.253326$_M.1158952@attbi_s54>, Kevin <Kevin@el.net>
> wrote:
>
>
>>I just found some par36 lights online that seem to be far better than
>>the KC's that are on my jeep now. They use sealed beam bulbs running as
>>much as 250 watts and 290,000 candlepower . I will need to run some
>>larger gauge wire directly from the battery. They should light up a dark
>>night very well. Cessna 65 Zulu, cleared to land.
>>
>
>
> I have some KCs that are sealed beams and they are BRIGHT. Stainless
> steel too. No, not the 55watt halogens either.
>
>
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The ones I have now have the halogen bulb. I know the sealed beams are
much brighter. These came on the jeep one of the bulbs blew, and I just
decided to replace the lights.
01-01-2004, 11:01 PM
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Re: Junk the KC's
In article <Sa5Jb.720064$Tr4.1819531@attbi_s03>, Kevin <Kevin@el.net>
wrote:
> Jeepers wrote:
> > In article <Ht2Jb.253326$_M.1158952@attbi_s54>, Kevin <Kevin@el.net>
> > wrote:
> >
> >
> >>I just found some par36 lights online that seem to be far better than
> >>the KC's that are on my jeep now. They use sealed beam bulbs running as
> >>much as 250 watts and 290,000 candlepower . I will need to run some
> >>larger gauge wire directly from the battery. They should light up a dark
> >>night very well. Cessna 65 Zulu, cleared to land.
> >>
> >
> >
> > I have some KCs that are sealed beams and they are BRIGHT. Stainless
> > steel too. No, not the 55watt halogens either.
> >
> >
>
> The ones I have now have the halogen bulb. I know the sealed beams are
> much brighter. These came on the jeep one of the bulbs blew, and I just
> decided to replace the lights.
>
The KC daylighters are 385,000 at 150 watts candlepower and stainless
steel and titanium. They beat the snot out of the 55w units. I have two
on my rig for driving down these country roads I live on. Nothing like
being able to see that black bull that's about to cross the road.
http://www.kchilites.com/acb/showpro...bjectGroup_ID=
29
http://www.4west.com/Pages/Lighting_KC.htm
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wrote:
> Jeepers wrote:
> > In article <Ht2Jb.253326$_M.1158952@attbi_s54>, Kevin <Kevin@el.net>
> > wrote:
> >
> >
> >>I just found some par36 lights online that seem to be far better than
> >>the KC's that are on my jeep now. They use sealed beam bulbs running as
> >>much as 250 watts and 290,000 candlepower . I will need to run some
> >>larger gauge wire directly from the battery. They should light up a dark
> >>night very well. Cessna 65 Zulu, cleared to land.
> >>
> >
> >
> > I have some KCs that are sealed beams and they are BRIGHT. Stainless
> > steel too. No, not the 55watt halogens either.
> >
> >
>
> The ones I have now have the halogen bulb. I know the sealed beams are
> much brighter. These came on the jeep one of the bulbs blew, and I just
> decided to replace the lights.
>
The KC daylighters are 385,000 at 150 watts candlepower and stainless
steel and titanium. They beat the snot out of the 55w units. I have two
on my rig for driving down these country roads I live on. Nothing like
being able to see that black bull that's about to cross the road.
http://www.kchilites.com/acb/showpro...bjectGroup_ID=
29
http://www.4west.com/Pages/Lighting_KC.htm
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01-01-2004, 11:01 PM
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Re: Junk the KC's
In article <Sa5Jb.720064$Tr4.1819531@attbi_s03>, Kevin <Kevin@el.net>
wrote:
> Jeepers wrote:
> > In article <Ht2Jb.253326$_M.1158952@attbi_s54>, Kevin <Kevin@el.net>
> > wrote:
> >
> >
> >>I just found some par36 lights online that seem to be far better than
> >>the KC's that are on my jeep now. They use sealed beam bulbs running as
> >>much as 250 watts and 290,000 candlepower . I will need to run some
> >>larger gauge wire directly from the battery. They should light up a dark
> >>night very well. Cessna 65 Zulu, cleared to land.
> >>
> >
> >
> > I have some KCs that are sealed beams and they are BRIGHT. Stainless
> > steel too. No, not the 55watt halogens either.
> >
> >
>
> The ones I have now have the halogen bulb. I know the sealed beams are
> much brighter. These came on the jeep one of the bulbs blew, and I just
> decided to replace the lights.
>
The KC daylighters are 385,000 at 150 watts candlepower and stainless
steel and titanium. They beat the snot out of the 55w units. I have two
on my rig for driving down these country roads I live on. Nothing like
being able to see that black bull that's about to cross the road.
http://www.kchilites.com/acb/showpro...bjectGroup_ID=
29
http://www.4west.com/Pages/Lighting_KC.htm
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wrote:
> Jeepers wrote:
> > In article <Ht2Jb.253326$_M.1158952@attbi_s54>, Kevin <Kevin@el.net>
> > wrote:
> >
> >
> >>I just found some par36 lights online that seem to be far better than
> >>the KC's that are on my jeep now. They use sealed beam bulbs running as
> >>much as 250 watts and 290,000 candlepower . I will need to run some
> >>larger gauge wire directly from the battery. They should light up a dark
> >>night very well. Cessna 65 Zulu, cleared to land.
> >>
> >
> >
> > I have some KCs that are sealed beams and they are BRIGHT. Stainless
> > steel too. No, not the 55watt halogens either.
> >
> >
>
> The ones I have now have the halogen bulb. I know the sealed beams are
> much brighter. These came on the jeep one of the bulbs blew, and I just
> decided to replace the lights.
>
The KC daylighters are 385,000 at 150 watts candlepower and stainless
steel and titanium. They beat the snot out of the 55w units. I have two
on my rig for driving down these country roads I live on. Nothing like
being able to see that black bull that's about to cross the road.
http://www.kchilites.com/acb/showpro...bjectGroup_ID=
29
http://www.4west.com/Pages/Lighting_KC.htm
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01-01-2004, 11:01 PM
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Re: Junk the KC's
In article <Sa5Jb.720064$Tr4.1819531@attbi_s03>, Kevin <Kevin@el.net>
wrote:
> Jeepers wrote:
> > In article <Ht2Jb.253326$_M.1158952@attbi_s54>, Kevin <Kevin@el.net>
> > wrote:
> >
> >
> >>I just found some par36 lights online that seem to be far better than
> >>the KC's that are on my jeep now. They use sealed beam bulbs running as
> >>much as 250 watts and 290,000 candlepower . I will need to run some
> >>larger gauge wire directly from the battery. They should light up a dark
> >>night very well. Cessna 65 Zulu, cleared to land.
> >>
> >
> >
> > I have some KCs that are sealed beams and they are BRIGHT. Stainless
> > steel too. No, not the 55watt halogens either.
> >
> >
>
> The ones I have now have the halogen bulb. I know the sealed beams are
> much brighter. These came on the jeep one of the bulbs blew, and I just
> decided to replace the lights.
>
The KC daylighters are 385,000 at 150 watts candlepower and stainless
steel and titanium. They beat the snot out of the 55w units. I have two
on my rig for driving down these country roads I live on. Nothing like
being able to see that black bull that's about to cross the road.
http://www.kchilites.com/acb/showpro...bjectGroup_ID=
29
http://www.4west.com/Pages/Lighting_KC.htm
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wrote:
> Jeepers wrote:
> > In article <Ht2Jb.253326$_M.1158952@attbi_s54>, Kevin <Kevin@el.net>
> > wrote:
> >
> >
> >>I just found some par36 lights online that seem to be far better than
> >>the KC's that are on my jeep now. They use sealed beam bulbs running as
> >>much as 250 watts and 290,000 candlepower . I will need to run some
> >>larger gauge wire directly from the battery. They should light up a dark
> >>night very well. Cessna 65 Zulu, cleared to land.
> >>
> >
> >
> > I have some KCs that are sealed beams and they are BRIGHT. Stainless
> > steel too. No, not the 55watt halogens either.
> >
> >
>
> The ones I have now have the halogen bulb. I know the sealed beams are
> much brighter. These came on the jeep one of the bulbs blew, and I just
> decided to replace the lights.
>
The KC daylighters are 385,000 at 150 watts candlepower and stainless
steel and titanium. They beat the snot out of the 55w units. I have two
on my rig for driving down these country roads I live on. Nothing like
being able to see that black bull that's about to cross the road.
http://www.kchilites.com/acb/showpro...bjectGroup_ID=
29
http://www.4west.com/Pages/Lighting_KC.htm
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