From: "Clark Baker" <cbaker9@nyc.rr.com>
To: <lancair.list@olsusa.com>
Subject: RE: Interior lighting
Date: Thu, 13 Dec 2001 09:17:33 -0500
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   I'm currently working on (among other things) the overhead in my ES.
I've been searching for some small but effective reading lights.  The
tiny
eyeball lights in the Kit Components catalog don't put out a bright
enough
or a wide enough light for my tastes and the other ones Vern has are too
big
and bulky (in addition to not being adjustable).<<


I recently installed two of the small lights that Vern sells (for map
lights) and one of the large lights (for a dome light).  The lights are
installed in an overhead console (behind the rollover) in my LNC2 360.

I find the small lights great for map lights, with about the right
amount of light.  The large light makes a good dome light (that won't
blind you if you turn it on in flight).  Also, the one I got from Vern
(Alfa Romeo brand) WAS adjustable.  At least for the LNC2, I would not
look any further than Vern.
Regards,
Clark Baker


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