Sold/Expired SPF: PAR36 4.5" Stainless Steel Turn Key hot wire with 4509Q ~130W.

SOLD: PAR36 4.5" Stainless Steel Turn Key hot wire with 4509Q ~130W.

I am usually a LED guy, This light was inspired by the FM PAR36 head:
https://www.candlepowerforums.com/threads/273839

Light FS is a complete Turn Key PAR36 Sealed Beam package.
The only thing you need to supply is 4xAW IMR 26500 batteries.

• Vintage Stainless Steel flashlight with 4.5" PAR36 Head.(Not FM head, the Host came with a 4.5" PAR36 head)
• Completely re-built switch & contact mechanism
• Installed a section of Mag D tube that has been machined down to fit inside the vintage tube to host the Switch from Mag D.
• Mag D switch with resistance mod, copper contact for battery
• 18AWG Teflon Copper wires to hook up the lamp
• PVC battery sleeve for 4xAW IMR 26500
• 4509Q quartz halogen PAR36 Aircraft 100w landing bump included
• Driven to 16.6v ~8Amp, I.E. ~130W.

For a Vintage light, it is in super excellent shape, because it's made out of stainless steel.

For beam shot vs. Mag 1185 on FM deep reflector, see Luxluthor's testing here:
https://www.candlepowerforums.com/threads/205987&page=2


Asking $169. Turnkey with lamp, battery not included.

USA only. Two PP/shipping options:
Shipping & Insurance using PP gift option: $15 or
Ship, Insurance/PP fee using PP goods: $22

Size comparasion to Mag 2D.




Front view of the lamp, which is brand new.



The opposite side of the Mag switch, I left the stock switch alone.
It doesn't function, just a decorative piece to retain the vintage look.

Re: PAR36 4.5" Stainless Steel Turn Key hot wire with 4509Q ~130W.

nice, how does it compare to your franken magdaddy? does the thinner host body heat up much when run or does most of the heat stay towards the bulb?

Re: PAR36 4.5" Stainless Steel Turn Key hot wire with 4509Q ~130W.

Hi, This light has more Lumens 130W vs MagDaddy ~105W.
The MagDaddy will still throw further because it's much bigger lamp diameter almost 6".

The heat is concentrated at the bulb & head, does not go down to the tube much.

SOLD

Thanks

did you know what the "host " was to begin with?

The stock light tail cap says HPICO, MADE IN USA.

That's all I know about it. Don't know model # or how old etc.

Sure it isn't HIPCO? Hipco/Hipwell Manufacturing Company was a late 1800's flashlight maker in Pittsburgh.

Donn, I am sure you are right about this, spelling is not my strength