Here's a closeup that's shows the head of my Powerlite gumball more clearly, note the cast "cap" where a PC socket would be in more modern lights and the ears where the refractor would latch on. I wonder if this could be considered a NEMA head?
The second shot shows the inside of the head and the socket, the screws inside are stuck though. Anyone here have any tips as to getting them out?
As long as it holds a standard NEMA optic, I believe this does qualify as a NEMA head. It'd definetly be odd to see a modern day bucket on this oldie though lol.
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![Powerlite Gumball - Head
Here's a closeup that's shows the head of my [url=http://www.galleryoflights.org/mb/gallery/displayimage.php?pos=-10858]Powerlite gumball[/url] more clearly, note the cast "cap" where a PC socket would be in more modern lights and the ears where the refractor would latch on. I wonder if this could be considered a NEMA head?
The second shot shows the inside of the head and the socket, the screws inside are stuck though. Anyone here have any tips as to getting them out?
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Powerlite Gumball - Head
Here's a closeup that's shows the head of my [url=http://www.galleryoflights.org/mb/gallery/displayimage.php?pos=-10858]Powerlite gumball[/url] more clearly, note the cast \"cap\" where a PC socket would be in more modern lights and the ears where the refractor would latch on. I wonder if this could be considered a NEMA head?
The second shot shows the inside of the head and the socket, the screws inside are stuck though. Anyone here have any tips as to getting them out?
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I guess this light got a power surge/lightning strike at one point since some of the parts are melted...