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We use ECCO self-contained strobes on aerial ladders for firetrucks where I
work, and they seem to work well and I believe they are a lot cheaper than Whelen. Check out their web page, perhaps you can find something that might be useable on your airplane. In particular check out their 9001 series, those look like they might be adaptable to an aircraft wingtip. They aren't self contained though, you'd need an external strobe pack (power supply). I don't remember the model number since I left the aerial ladder department almost five years ago, but we use some strobes that are completely self-contained, all you had to hook up was 12VDC and ground, the power supply is built right into the mounting base. Those lights were maybe 3 inches in diameter at the mounting base. I believe you could probably figure out a way to put those in your wingtips too. Let me know if those sound like something you'd be interested in and I'll try to find out the model number and price when I go back to work Monday. http://www.eccolink.com/ProductPages/Products.cfm Scott Wilson |
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