Help with light fixtures

[msecoolcal@...]

Keith,
There is a difference in size between what is original to my 79 and what
Bluebird parts offers. You need to measure yours and check with Earl in BB parts
Ga. to see if it suits your needs. The original Mfg. of my lights RGM no
longer offers repair. They are still in business but in other menu categories.
BB
has gone to another Mfg. and the size is smaller in length. I am sure you
will get other suggestions as this subject has been offered before.

Matthew
79fc35
So Cal



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[ebirder2000@...]

Generally the failure item in the florescent lighting systems, in Blue
Birds, is the ballasts. New ballasts are available from Stephen Birtles who is
usually on line at least every day. The new ballasts are relatively easy to
replace and allow you to maintain the existing fixture.

Steve Anderson
79FC35
Poulsbo, Wa.






In a message dated 5/10/2007 7:56:16 AM Pacific Daylight Time,
strehlekeith@... writes:




I replaced all the fluorescent light bulbs in my 84FC. I have two that
don't work. One not at all, and one comes on only briefly.

Can these 18 inch fixtures be repaired or are replacements
available?

Thanks, Keith
84FC35SB









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[Keith Strehle]

I replaced all the fluorescent light bulbs in my 84FC. I have two that
don't work. One not at all, and one comes on only briefly.

Can these 18 inch fixtures be repaired or are replacements
available?

Thanks, Keith
84FC35SB

[Rob Robinson]

Stephen Birtles has the answer and possible the parts you need. He'll
probably reply to your email soon.

On 10/05/07, Keith Strehle wrote:
>
> I replaced all the fluorescent light bulbs in my 84FC. I have two that
> don't work. One not at all, and one comes on only briefly.
>
> Can these 18 inch fixtures be repaired or are replacements
> available?
>
> Thanks, Keith
> 84FC35SB
>
>
>



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Rob, Sue & Merlin Robinson
94 WLWB


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[erniecarpet@...]

Stepehen Birtles has the ballasts for sale.

Ernie Ekberg
83PT40
Livingston, Mt




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[Ryan Wright]

While we're on the topic of the fluorescent lighting, has anyone
replaced theirs with LEDs or other lights with a lower power
consumption? I'm amazed at the draw of these lights. I can easily hit
30 amps of pull off my batteries just by turning a bunch of them on,
especially the kitchen lights (9 bulbs total) and a few others - they
add up fast.

Several of my bulbs are shot and several others are mixed color
temperatures, so I'd like to replace a bunch of 'em, but before I do
I'd be really interested in replacing the entire fixtures and/or the
bulbs & ballasts with a lower draw option (without reducing available
light substantially, if at all). We do a lot of boondocking, I love to
camp "wherever" rather than deal with campgrounds and hookups, etc, so
conserving energy is high on my priority list.

-Ryan
'86 PT-40 8V92
Tri-Cities, WA

On 5/10/07, ebirder2000@... wrote:
>
> Generally the failure item in the florescent lighting systems, in Blue
> Birds, is the ballasts. New ballasts are available from Stephen Birtles who
is
> usually on line at least every day. The new ballasts are relatively easy to
> replace and allow you to maintain the existing fixture.
>
> Steve Anderson
> 79FC35
> Poulsbo, Wa.
>
>

[Stephen Birtles]

Give a call I can help you with the leds also
Stephen 77fc35
905 328 0162




--- In WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com, "Ryan Wright"
wrote:
>
> While we're on the topic of the fluorescent lighting, has anyone
> replaced theirs with LEDs or other lights with a lower power
> consumption? I'm amazed at the draw of these lights. I can easily hit
> 30 amps of pull off my batteries just by turning a bunch of them on,
> especially the kitchen lights (9 bulbs total) and a few others - they
> add up fast.
>
> Several of my bulbs are shot and several others are mixed color
> temperatures, so I'd like to replace a bunch of 'em, but before I do
> I'd be really interested in replacing the entire fixtures and/or the
> bulbs & ballasts with a lower draw option (without reducing available
> light substantially, if at all). We do a lot of boondocking, I love to
> camp "wherever" rather than deal with campgrounds and hookups, etc, so
> conserving energy is high on my priority list.
>
> -Ryan
> '86 PT-40 8V92
> Tri-Cities, WA
>
> On 5/10/07, ebirder2000@... wrote:
> >
> > Generally the failure item in the florescent lighting systems, in
Blue
> > Birds, is the ballasts. New ballasts are available from Stephen
Birtles who is
> > usually on line at least every day. The new ballasts are
relatively easy to
> > replace and allow you to maintain the existing fixture.
> >
> > Steve Anderson
> > 79FC35
> > Poulsbo, Wa.
> >
> >
>