go-lights.....any good?

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Re: go-lights.....any good?

Post by pav » 20 Oct 2013, 12:16

there two of these for sale on pigeon watch £55 that's each two different sellers ones black round and other white square :thumbup:

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Re: go-lights.....any good?

Post by sunndog » 20 Oct 2013, 16:01

thanks for the heads up mate. but i'm not on PW, and its not good form to sign up just to buy sommat cheap
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Re: go-lights.....any good?

Post by fizzbangwhallop » 20 Oct 2013, 17:24

22-250jock wrote:
sunndog wrote:sorry rodders, should've said go-light "style" lamp
one o these
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/REMOTE-CONTRO ... 4177e8f934
have you seen this one Adam http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/REMOTE-CONTRO ... 0975059087?
That looks like two versions of the lamp... the buy it now has an HID bulb in it which doesn't filter well.... certainly not in red if my Lightforce conversions were anything to go by.

And the one in bidding is a halogen which would work with a red or IR filter in front of it.... which A1 offer as optional extras.

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