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GalinHdz
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 Posted: Thu Jan 03, 2019 9:20 pm Post subject: New (to me) LED Landing Lights |
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In 2011 I replaced my two Halogen landing lights with two Aerosun 800 (only the 1600's are currently produced). They put out a lot more light and use significantly less current than Halogen. A few weeks ago a friend of mine installed a pair of BajaDesign Squadron Pro lights and I saw how much more light they put out for about the same current draw. Unfortunately, they are just a bit too big to install in the leading edge of my airplane wing, so I ordered a pair of their smaller S2 Pro Lights and installed them. Even though the Aerosun 800's are brighter than my old Halogens, the S2 Pro's are so much brighter. I have attached pictures so you can see the difference between them.
Neither of the two generate any RF interference in my fiberglass airplane which was a big concern for me. The Aerosun 800 have a built in wig-wag circuit where the S2 Pro does not. In order to get them to wig-wag I will install a Crazed Pilot wig-wag unit which was highly recommended for this application.
So if you are looking to install some awesome LED landing lights in one of our airplanes, I highly recommend either of these.
https://aeroleds.com/products/aerosun/
https://www.bajadesigns.com/products/S2-Pro.asp
https://www.crazedpilot.com/led-strobe-wig-wag-and-landing-light-controller/
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| Posted: Sat Jan 05, 2019 7:23 pm Post subject: New (to me) LED Landing Lights |
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Galin, did you get the spots or the combo units.
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Subject: New (to me) LED Landing Lights
In 2011 I replaced my two Halogen landing lights with two Aerosun 800 (only the 1600's are currently produced). They put out a lot more light and use significantly less current than Halogen. A few weeks ago a friend of mine installed a pair of BajaDesign Squadron Pro lights and I saw how much more light they put out for about the same current draw. Unfortunately, they are just a bit too big to install in the leading edge of my airplane wing, so I ordered a pair of their smaller S2 Pro Lights and installed them. Even though the Aerosun 800's are brighter than my old Halogens, the S2 Pro's are so much brighter. I have attached pictures so you can see the difference between them.
Neither of the two generate any RF interference in my fiberglass airplane which was a big concern for me. The Aerosun 800 have a built in wig-wag circuit where the S2 Pro does not. In order to get them to wig-wag I will install a Crazed Pilot wig-wag unit which was highly recommended for this application.
So if you are looking to install some awesome LED landing lights in one of our airplanes, I highly recommend either of these.
https://aeroleds.com/products/aerosun/
https://www.bajadesigns.com/products/S2-Pro.asp
https://www.crazedpilot.com/led-strobe-wig-wag-and-landing-light-controller/
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GalinHdz
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| Posted: Sun Jan 06, 2019 5:38 am Post subject: New (to me) LED Landing Lights |
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I got the spot units. On approach you can see the runway significantly higher. They have enough "bleed over" to make taxiing with them a complete non issue. Besides, we approach to land at about 80Kts while we taxi at less than 15Kts.
On Sat, Jan 5, 2019 at 10:24 PM Ed Hanson <hansoncp(at)netnitco.net (hansoncp(at)netnitco.net)> wrote:
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Galin, did you get the spots or the combo units.
Sent from Mail for Windows 10
From: Galin Hernandez (galinhdz(at)gmail.com)
Sent: Thursday, January 3, 2019 11:18 PM
To: kis-list(at)matronics.com (kis-list(at)matronics.com)
Subject: New (to me) LED Landing Lights
In 2011 I replaced my two Halogen landing lights with two Aerosun 800 (only the 1600's are currently produced). They put out a lot more light and use significantly less current than Halogen. A few weeks ago a friend of mine installed a pair of BajaDesign Squadron Pro lights and I saw how much more light they put out for about the same current draw. Unfortunately, they are just a bit too big to install in the leading edge of my airplane wing, so I ordered a pair of their smaller S2 Pro Lights and installed them. Even though the Aerosun 800's are brighter than my old Halogens, the S2 Pro's are so much brighter. I have attached pictures so you can see the difference between them.
Neither of the two generate any RF interference in my fiberglass airplane which was a big concern for me. The Aerosun 800 have a built in wig-wag circuit where the S2 Pro does not. In order to get them to wig-wag I will install a Crazed Pilot wig-wag unit which was highly recommended for this application.
So if you are looking to install some awesome LED landing lights in one of our airplanes, I highly recommend either of these.
https://aeroleds.com/products/aerosun/
https://www.bajadesigns.com/products/S2-Pro.asp
https://www.crazedpilot.com/led-strobe-wig-wag-and-landing-light-controller/
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GalinHdz
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| Posted: Wed Jan 16, 2019 7:00 pm Post subject: New (to me) LED Landing Lights |
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I went flying today and did my 1st night landing with the new lights. It is a BIG difference in illumination. I could see the runway markings from about 500ft and illumination while taxiing was significantly better. I attached two photos of the lights in use. One are the lights illuminating the hangar across the way from mine while the other is as I taxied back from landing.
On Sun, Jan 6, 2019 at 8:37 AM Galin Hernandez <galinhdz(at)gmail.com (galinhdz(at)gmail.com)> wrote:
| Quote: | I got the spot units. On approach you can see the runway significantly higher. They have enough "bleed over" to make taxiing with them a complete non issue. Besides, we approach to land at about 80Kts while we taxi at less than 15Kts.
On Sat, Jan 5, 2019 at 10:24 PM Ed Hanson <hansoncp(at)netnitco.net (hansoncp(at)netnitco.net)> wrote:
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Galin, did you get the spots or the combo units.
Sent from Mail for Windows 10
From: Galin Hernandez (galinhdz(at)gmail.com)
Sent: Thursday, January 3, 2019 11:18 PM
To: kis-list(at)matronics.com (kis-list(at)matronics.com)
Subject: KIS-List: New (to me) LED Landing Lights
In 2011 I replaced my two Halogen landing lights with two Aerosun 800 (only the 1600's are currently produced). They put out a lot more light and use significantly less current than Halogen. A few weeks ago a friend of mine installed a pair of BajaDesign Squadron Pro lights and I saw how much more light they put out for about the same current draw. Unfortunately, they are just a bit too big to install in the leading edge of my airplane wing, so I ordered a pair of their smaller S2 Pro Lights and installed them. Even though the Aerosun 800's are brighter than my old Halogens, the S2 Pro's are so much brighter. I have attached pictures so you can see the difference between them.
Neither of the two generate any RF interference in my fiberglass airplane which was a big concern for me. The Aerosun 800 have a built in wig-wag circuit where the S2 Pro does not. In order to get them to wig-wag I will install a Crazed Pilot wig-wag unit which was highly recommended for this application.
So if you are looking to install some awesome LED landing lights in one of our airplanes, I highly recommend either of these.
https://aeroleds.com/products/aerosun/
https://www.bajadesigns.com/products/S2-Pro.asp
https://www.crazedpilot.com/led-strobe-wig-wag-and-landing-light-controller/
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