LED Lighting

[erniecarpet@...]

Stephen- thats sounding good. I have never like the output of my tail or
turn signals.

Ernie Ekberg
83 PT40
Livingston, Montana



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[Stephen Birtles]

Finished the first 2 prototypes for improved lighting on the
rear of our coaches LEDS
Both for the Classic Bluebird tailight and also the square Hella style
light (square)
Unfortunatley I can not predict in the foreseeable future when we will
work on the Volvo style light
The classic currently contains 24 high bright leds for the red and 36
for the amber and the outlook is very promising. That is likely to
change with testing
There will be some tweaking to do because of the fact that the
original Cat's Eye lense was designed for an incandescent bulb. We
have to change the array for the pillow in the center of the lense
(the little round knob on the center of the inside of the lense)
The square light should be fairly straight forward just add more leds.
This has been an on going project of mine for the last 2 years and
finally it starting to show some results.
Yhey will be a splash resistant module that can be added to the
original lights replacing the incandescent bulb
Ther will be one size for the cats eye light a combination stop and
turn light the hella lights will be individual ligths as before
We are also going to look at the older front turn signals with their
odd ball size
Stay tuned
Stephen 77fc35

[bbwlwb88]

-Stephen, do you have an approximate time frame for making the square
Hella style lights available?
R. Washburn
88WLWB
Conway, AR

-- In WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com, "Stephen Birtles"
wrote:
>
> Finished the first 2 prototypes for improved lighting on the
> rear of our coaches LEDS
> Both for the Classic Bluebird tailight and also the square Hella
style
> light (square)
> Unfortunatley I can not predict in the foreseeable future when we
will
> work on the Volvo style light
> The classic currently contains 24 high bright leds for the red and
36
> for the amber and the outlook is very promising. That is likely to
> change with testing
> There will be some tweaking to do because of the fact that the
> original Cat's Eye lense was designed for an incandescent bulb. We
> have to change the array for the pillow in the center of the lense
> (the little round knob on the center of the inside of the lense)
> The square light should be fairly straight forward just add more
leds.
> This has been an on going project of mine for the last 2 years and
> finally it starting to show some results.
> Yhey will be a splash resistant module that can be added to the
> original lights replacing the incandescent bulb
> Ther will be one size for the cats eye light a combination stop and
> turn light the hella lights will be individual ligths as before
> We are also going to look at the older front turn signals with their
> odd ball size
> Stay tuned
> Stephen 77fc35
>

[bbwlwb88]

Stephen-do you have an approximate time frame for making the square
Hella type LED lights available?
R. Washburn
88WLWB
Conway, AR

--- In WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com, "Stephen Birtles"
wrote:
>
> Finished the first 2 prototypes for improved lighting on the
> rear of our coaches LEDS
> Both for the Classic Bluebird tailight and also the square Hella
style
> light (square)
> Unfortunatley I can not predict in the foreseeable future when we
will
> work on the Volvo style light
> The classic currently contains 24 high bright leds for the red and
36
> for the amber and the outlook is very promising. That is likely to
> change with testing
> There will be some tweaking to do because of the fact that the
> original Cat's Eye lense was designed for an incandescent bulb. We
> have to change the array for the pillow in the center of the lense
> (the little round knob on the center of the inside of the lense)
> The square light should be fairly straight forward just add more
leds.
> This has been an on going project of mine for the last 2 years and
> finally it starting to show some results.
> Yhey will be a splash resistant module that can be added to the
> original lights replacing the incandescent bulb
> Ther will be one size for the cats eye light a combination stop and
> turn light the hella lights will be individual ligths as before
> We are also going to look at the older front turn signals with their
> odd ball size
> Stay tuned
> Stephen 77fc35
>

[Stephen Birtles]

I am hoping to have a finished product by Labour Day
But depeneding on the number of hours in the day and balky
manufacturers it could be later but I am hoping not
Stephen 77fc35


--- In WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com, "bbwlwb88"
wrote:
>
> Stephen-do you have an approximate time frame for making the square
> Hella type LED lights available?
> R. Washburn
> 88WLWB
> Conway, AR
>
> --- In WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com, "Stephen Birtles"
> wrote:
> >
> > Finished the first 2 prototypes for improved lighting on the
> > rear of our coaches LEDS
> > Both for the Classic Bluebird tailight and also the square Hella
> style
> > light (square)
> > Unfortunatley I can not predict in the foreseeable future when we
> will
> > work on the Volvo style light
> > The classic currently contains 24 high bright leds for the red and
> 36
> > for the amber and the outlook is very promising. That is likely to
> > change with testing
> > There will be some tweaking to do because of the fact that the
> > original Cat's Eye lense was designed for an incandescent bulb. We
> > have to change the array for the pillow in the center of the lense
> > (the little round knob on the center of the inside of the lense)
> > The square light should be fairly straight forward just add more
> leds.
> > This has been an on going project of mine for the last 2 years and
> > finally it starting to show some results.
> > Yhey will be a splash resistant module that can be added to the
> > original lights replacing the incandescent bulb
> > Ther will be one size for the cats eye light a combination stop and
> > turn light the hella lights will be individual ligths as before
> > We are also going to look at the older front turn signals with their
> > odd ball size
> > Stay tuned
> > Stephen 77fc35
> >
>