Sold/Expired FS: DragonHID 12 cell * SOLD *

[cue003]

Re: FS: DragonHID 12 cell in blue

Jim, thanks for the kind offer. It is nice to know you would do that for me. I too am on the hook for the same lights that you are and some that have not gotten much airplay as of yet. But fortunately, I have found a new home for the DragonHID. It will be travelling to Germany to its new owner.

Thanks to all.

SOLD

Curtis.

 

[JimH]

Re: FS: DragonHID 12 cell in blue

Curtis, your welcome and congratulations. I'm glad someone appreciated the great bargain that was available. I would hate to see you have to accept my offer - it would make me feel very guilty.

I wish people would quit coming up with these great lights so fast in succession. Right now the ol' checking account is running on empty.

Jim

 

[Mr Ted Bear]

Re: FS: DragonHID 12 cell in blue

Guys

Either the 6 or 13 degree bulb can be gotten from trailtech.net for $46.24.

I just got the 13 degree bulb, and now the dragon is my favorite light to use around the house

 

[Greymage]

Re: FS: DragonHID 12 cell in blue

Do you have a link to the bulbs? I didn't find them on the site, and when I emailed them I got:

[ QUOTE ]

We sell HID Light bulbs... 13 watt 6 degree and 13 watt 12 degree.
Part numbers are as follows

HID-SP-R (6 degree)
HID-FL-R (12 degree)


[/ QUOTE ]

Doesn't the DragonHID use this 10-watt bulb?

 

[Alan]

Re: FS: DragonHID 12 cell in blue

Jeff,

Great findings! I could start to abuse the light without worrying breaking the lamp

Alan

 

[bmsmith]

Re: FS: DragonHID 12 cell in blue

Jeff, that price is wayyyy better than walamp's. More info, please!!

 

[Mr Ted Bear]

Re: FS: DragonHID 12 cell in blue

I can't take the credit for the find. In another thread, someone else posted about trailtech.

They use all W/A parts (ballast and bulbs) for what they call their MR-11 HID lamp systems

The only thing you need to specify is spot (6 degree) or flood (12 degree)

 

[Greymage]

Re: FS: DragonHID 12 cell in blue

I guess I'll try them - I found a post on a scuba board explaining that some people call these 13-watt (for marketing purposes) since the ballast uses 13 watts.