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   David , solid core is a common thing, but unnecessary. Plastic
creeps, and it will soon loosen around the compression fitting. Why
do you think Bill Gavin designed the lights the way he did, and 
why do you think we , who could buy or make anything we want, use 
them? Do you think maybe we are just plain stupid, or is there a
tiny , remote, itsy bitsy little miniscule chance that we just 
might know what we are doing. No, impossible - you keep dispensing
advice. Arnold makes our lights the way we want them, I don't know
how he does anyone elses. We also make our own, which are 1000% 
superior to anything on the market. I use a rubber=coated two-wire
assembly with the correctly matched o-ring . It will not slip, leak,
creep, or break the wires. I cut it to the exact length I need, and
change it in five minutes if necessary. Maybe you can explain to us
where the presssure is exerted in a screw-on lid, and why you think
that is better, especilly when the o-ring has no grove (oops, gave
it away). - G

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