Sparky wrote:
> Hi!
>
> According to my GE lamp catalogue, there is no substitute for the
> 4509. It is an aircraft landing spot lamp with a footnote that reads
> "not for highway use"
> It is a par 36 lamp (100 watts @ 13.0V 110,000 Beam candle power)
> This is a bright sucker. Any par 36 lamp would fit. Here are two par
> 36 lamps that have similar specs. There are other par 36 lamps but
> their foot notes says they are for OEM special applications. This
> means that GE manufactures them for an undefined manufacturer and for
> special lamp fixtures.
>
> 1. 4594 Aircraft Navigation 28V 100 watt 70,000 Beam candle power
> 2. 4591 Aircraft Landing 28V 100 watt 90,000 Beam candle power
>
> Hope this helps
>
> Craig Parkinson
> Sept. 19 1952
> M38CDN
> 52 31847
>
> DDoyle9570@aol.com wrote:
>
>> Can someone tell me if there is a 28 volt equivalent to the GE 4509?
>> I am not
>> sure about the last digit. It is a 13 volt 100 watt aircraft
>> landing light
>> found in a Federal model 17 firetruck light. Unfortunately, it
>> didn't last
>> too long on my military 530C firetruck's 24 volt system.
>> Thanks,
>> David
>>
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