Date:         Fri, 9 Jul 1999 23:47:26 -0400
Reply-To:     José Rafael Moscoso <jmoscoso@CARIBE.NET>
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From:         José Rafael Moscoso <jmoscoso@CARIBE.NET>
Subject:      Suscesful instalation of E-4 replacement
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Fellows and Fellaws:
This is a report on E-4 lights replacements installation.
As I promised in a previous posting, I got four o-rings (3.5 inches diameter
and one fourth inch gauge) from a tire shop supplier (Rema, Inc; they sell
patches, rubber cement, etc.).  I cut and open them.  Put a string of
plastic glue on the rim of the E-4 and glued the pieces into them.  They
left a small area uncovered, about half an inch each side, I left this to
the top and to the bottom, (12 and 6 o'clock).  The retaining ring fit
snuggly and holds the light firmly. I'm impressed with my abilities.

I have not tried out the lights since my wife didn't want to go out tonight
under the rain and winds of 35 to 50 mph.  I do know they are brighter since
the photocell in the wall in front of were I park the Westfalia, turn off
the patio lights, this had never occurred with the original lights, they
just flickered.

A partial thanks to Ron for an excellent product.  Complete thanks when I
tried them out in a real trip to my favorite beach campsite, there's no
artificial light about three miles around.

Jose Rafael Moscoso, RT, BSc, MPH {jmoscoso@caribe.net}
work:  Universidad Central del Caribe {jmoscoso@uccaribe.edu}
           Call Box 60-327; Bayamón  PR  00960-6032
           Tel: (787) 798-3006; Fax (787) 785-3425;
{http://www.uccaribe.edu}
home: HC-01 Box 29030, PMB 374
           Caguas PR 00725-8900
           Tel: (787) 731-7394
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