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Posted for "Lancair" <lancair@USTEK.COM>:

  Since traditional filament bulbs burn out quickly I opted for Xenon high
  intensity landing lights fitted into the leading edge.  Unfortunately a
  standard flasher will not work with Xenon lights.  Fortunately XeVision
  came up with a system that does work - boy does it work.  Ultra bright
  and pulses smoothly.  Kit has nearly everything you'll need for wiring
  but light installation is up to you. (I have photos of mine if anyone is
  interested).
  
  They provide the complete system for alternating pulsing consists of:
  - one (tm)XePulse (Patent pending) pulsing module
  - two (tm)XeStrike XV1A ballasts
  - two landing/taxi lights
  - one 3 position toggle switch (not included)
  - wiring & harness
  
  Details at: http://www.xevision.com/
  
  
  Robert M. Simon
  ES-P N301ES