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The Internals of the RMA NEMA Head
The bottom twists into two screws and the screws are tightened down to hold it in place in the top of the head. The reason why the PC socket is extended above the rest of the head is because the ballast assembly goes right up the the top of the head and the PC need room to be installed. the NEMA gets pretty hot but I believe that's typical of NEMAs. It's kinda loud too which i like. I don't know why but I've always loved buzzy NEMA heads. The ballast can be installed in a cobrahead if the brackets are removed but the screws to remove the brackets were varnished over so that's not possible. For some reason, Westinghouse liked to varnish their ballasts after the leads and brackets were installed so they can't be removed... the Wires all had varnish on them but most of it was cracked off or came off when i removed the ballast assembly.
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The Internals of the RMA NEMA Head

The bottom twists into two screws and the screws are tightened down to hold it in place in the top of the head. The reason why the PC socket is extended above the rest of the head is because the ballast assembly goes right up the the top of the head and the PC need room to be installed. the NEMA gets pretty hot but I believe that's typical of NEMAs. It's kinda loud too which i like. I don't know why but I've always loved buzzy NEMA heads. The ballast can be installed in a cobrahead if the brackets are removed but the screws to remove the brackets were varnished over so that's not possible. For some reason, Westinghouse liked to varnish their ballasts after the leads and brackets were installed so they can't be removed... the Wires all had varnish on them but most of it was cracked off or came off when i removed the ballast assembly.

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joe_347V   [May 19, 2013 at 11:45 PM]
I bet you I can bolt the entire assembly inside my gumball head to make it 100w MV. Razz

I guess if you chip off the varnish the brackets might unscrew unlike yardblasters which had the bracket welded on the core. Confused
streetlight98   [May 19, 2013 at 11:56 PM]
yeah i'd just need to scoop the varnish out of the philips head slots. the varnish is really chipping off. coming off in sheets even. It's not biggie though. now the light is all cleaned up and repainted and I'm ready to asky my aunt and uncle if they would like to use it.

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