For sale: Golight 7951 search light

[Fez_uk]

Model 7951, Brandnew in box. Took it out to test it then put back in.

This is very powerful. Comes with wireless remote.

£150 + £11 postage

 

[rustic]

Something to help you sell it.
Just check that all apply.:thumb2

Portable Radioray w/Mag Shoe - Black
Manufacture ID: 7951

RADIORAY®MODEL 7951 (black) with Programmable Wireless Remote

Package Includes:

- Programmable Wireless Remote
- Suction Cup & Magnetic Mount Shoe
- 15' Cord with Cigarette Plug for 12v DC
- Unit Size: 7" x 7" x 8"

Durable, Versatile, Powerful... Guaranteed!

- Exclusive Cr5 Pentabeam™ Technology
- Remote Controlled Operation
- 370° Rotation x 135° Tilt
- 225,000 Candela, 5,5 Amps
- UV Ray and Saltwater Resistant
- Weatherproof for Land and Sea Applications
- Permanent-Mount and Portable-Mount Options


Would have been nice on my boat, but too expensive for occasional use.

Rustic

 

[96terrano]

£150!

:lol

 

[Fez_uk]

£150!

:lol

You might prefer to pay £180 + elsewhere. :nenau

 

[96terrano]

You might prefer to pay £180 + elsewhere. :nenau

Err no thanks. You can get LED one's off eBay for £50 to about £120

Just saying

 

[rustic]

You might prefer to pay £180 + elsewhere. :nenau

But then, you get a three year guarantee.
Good german engineering.

 

[Fez_uk]

Err no thanks. You can get LED one's off eBay for £50 to about £120

Just saying

By the same maker? Lets see a link then.

 

[Fez_uk]

But then, you get a three year guarantee.
Good german engineering.

True but there's not a huge amount that could go wrong with them.

 

[rustic]

By the same maker? Lets see a link then.

If remote control too, if so great for the boat.:thumb2

Do you have a link?
Edit... I mean for Ryan's claim...

 

[Fez_uk]

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/REMOTE-CO...478690?pt=US_Car_Lighting&hash=item1e7e35df62

Cheapest on ebay which does not include possible VAT or duty. they are about £250 from germany.

Or did you mean Ryans crap claims?

 

[rustic]

True but there's not a huge amount that could go wrong with them.

Electric motors, gears, going from forward to reverse straight away...

I broke a lathe once doing that, the guy said that due to the interlock, engaging reverse whilst moving forward would not do anything...
He was partially right, after the motor exploded the lathe certainly didn't do anything...:doh
:lol:lol:lol

I think the interlock had failed...:augie

 

[96terrano]

Or did you mean Ryans crap claims?

Pmsl, look fir yourself

 

[Lazy-Ferret]

now 4 of them on the roof bar, all connected to the steering, so they pointed the same direction as the wheels.. that would be smart....

 

[Fez_uk]

Pmsl, look fir yourself

Dont say you can get it cheaper then not provide the proof. There may be similar cheaper priced and cheaper quality. But thats the same with anything in life.

 

[96terrano]

Dont say you can get it cheaper then provide the proof. There may be similar cheaper priced and cheaper quality. But thats the same with anything in life.

I'm not, I'm saying you can get cheaper versions that do pretty much the same thing

 

[rustic]

now 4 of them on the roof bar, all connected to the steering, so they pointed the same direction as the wheels.. that would be smart....

Also you could have an electronic inclinometer, so when going up and down hills they adjust up and down for the terrain.

That would be " brilliant" also you could have a light sensor on your windscreen, then if some body was on full beam, the lights would automatically lock on to their car and... But might be slightly illegal though. :augie

Problem with any of this though, for greatest accuracy, you would need feed back from potentiometers or similar, giving the current position of the light in the two dimensions. Unless stepper motors were used, like in your printer.

If you don't, your lights would soon become cross eyed...:doh

 

[Lazy-Ferret]

Also you could have an electronic inclinometer, so when going up and down hills they adjust up and down for the terrain.

That would be " brilliant" also you could have a light sensor on your windscreen, then if some body was on full beam, the lights would automatically lock on to their car and... But might be slightly illegal though. :augie

Problem with any of this though, for greatest accuracy, you would need feed back from potentiometers or similar, giving the current position of the light in the two dimensions. Unless stepper motors were used, like in your printer.

If you don't, your lights would soon become cross eyed...:doh

:clap:clap:clap Perfect...

Actually, I like the idea of it becoming cross eyed... then you would need to press "Ctrl Alt Del" to get it all back on track..:lol

 

[Fez_uk]

Bump.

£125