>>From: ddrake01 >> I get mine for five bucks or so at the local Hechingers. Hanging >>on the wall. Pick a wattage. BTW I use the old English light. > >I am not familiar with Hechingers. What type of store is it? What area of the >country are they. What is an old English light? We are looking for bulbs >that have two wire sticking out of the back, not a screw in model. Hechingers is a hardware store. Those halogen lights, the little bulb with two wires sticking out the bottom, are pretty much a stock item at some such stores. Check around, I'll bet you have an analog store in your neck of the woods. I find them very inexpensive at hardware stores, and pretty near the same bulb VERY expensive by comparison at your friendly neighborhood dive shop (thank you very much). The "old English light" was built by a fellow, named English, who had a company, named "English Engineering." He is no longer in business, but other make lights like he did. They are a polymer tube, sealed on one end, o-ring & clips on the other (this housing the batteries), cable out the top and a light fixture of some sort on the end. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- Scot Anderson <scot@bt*.co*> http://www.btg.com/~scot/ BTG Corporation http://www.btg.com/ Voice: 703.761.6536 Fax: 703.761.6555
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