From: JIM WIEHE (j.wiehe@sympatico.ca)
Date: Wed Mar 13 2002 - 21:17:57 PST
In Military Vehicles Magazine , Aug. 2001 on page 74 there is a company
selling military composite LED lamps that are good from 10->32 volts.
Note that the 2 web sites listed do not seem to work.
they are:
www.riversidemanufacturing.com
or
www.humvee.org
There are 2 regular phone and fax numbers which are for:
R & E Sales and Services, Inc.
756 Alston Chapel Road
Pittsboro, NC 27312
Phone # 919-542-5088 ( Ask for Chuck )
Fax. # 919-545-0123
Hope this helps.
Jim Wiehe , VA3JHW
j.wiehe@sympatico.ca
----- Original Message -----
From: "dan doig" <opm@sympatico.ca>
To: "Military Vehicles Mailing List" <mil-veh@mil-veh.org>
Sent: Wednesday, March 13, 2002 11:23 PM
Subject: Re: [MV] 24 Volt trailer lights
> Im curios about how to change a m35 to 12v or at least the wireing for trailers
> .Also looking for 9/22.5 wheels I would like to run 12r22.5 aprox. 43" tall ,
> any idea of top speed? Also interested in changing brakes to discs any buddy
> know who makes the hub/rotor assembly or is chucks trucks only place to get
> them.
> jonathon wrote:
>
> > Regarding trailers, we've had some discussion about voltage converters, dual
> > light systems, and changing light bulbs and such when using a normal trailer
> > with an MV, and of course the same problem in reverse. I'm in the process
> > of redoing a trailer I got and I was planning to use it with12 and 24 volt
> > trucks. I was looking thru the Peterson Manufacturing Co. catalog for
> > lights and re-discovered something that I saw several years ago but it
> > didn't click with me till just now. The move seems to be to LED clearance
> > and tail lights these days right? Well in some of thier product lines for
> > LED clearance and tail lights they have higher voltage versions that run on
> > 8 to 32 V. I think the problem is solved now. One set of lights, one plug
> > at the front, and I can use any vehicle electric system without any
> > modifications, other than assorted adapter cables if need be.
> >
> > The ones I am looking at are a tail light M417R-2 and a M158A-MV amber
> > clearance light (M158R-MV for red). The web site is www.pmlights.com
> >
> > Hope someone else can use this info.
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