Re: Mucho Power Fog Lights?

[PDQSHIP@aol.com]

In a message dated 95-09-08 09:14:13 EDT, you write:

>
>	It seems to me tht the bulb is really what is producing the IR 
>light that blinds the lazer.  Why not use a proj beam driving light with 
>a hi wattage bulb from the Rallye 2000?  That would be much smaller to 
>mount under the grill, and would require much less filter material.
>
>Later,									
>Graydon D. Stuckey	

No can do.....  Projector beams use a different bulb, a quartz ion vs a H2
halogen.....  the bulb configuration, as in the reflective center would be
diffferent; and is not interchangeable.....  The H2 btw in it's 100w form is
common to many lites besides the Rallye 2000......  The main reason that the
2000 drivings were used is for beam dispersion at the longest distance to
"flood" as much vertical/horizontal frontal area as possible, IR or VFR.  the
Rallye 2000 has been the bonzai lite of choice for over 10years, and has been
considered the best by the ProRally boys for as long......  I'm sure that is
why they were used for the LASAR defeat test......

Scott