[T.O.Craig]

I'm installing van's outboard landing lights which are halogen and would like to have them occilate.Who is making a unit that will make this happen.... The real landing lights are from "Duckworks" Thanks for your help

 

[noelf]

Not sure what you mean by oscillate. If you are looking for a "wig-wag" solution, then check out the AeroElectric Connection and B&C electric.

bty...wig wag describes a function where one light turns on, and a companion light turns off, and vice-a-versa.

 

[Chino Tom]

The aero electric set up is definately the most cost effective way to go,
but if you ever want to upgrade those lights to Xenon, you will need
a different flasher. I orginally had the AE wig wag set up but switched to
this when I upgraded the tip lights. A lot more money, but extremely simple
to wire and works fantastic. Wish I had used the Max Pulse from the beginning.

http://www.maxpulsemaxdim.com/maxpulseproduct.htm

 

[Mike S]

I'm installing van's outboard landing lights which are halogen and would like to have them occilate.Who is making a unit that will make this happen.... The real landing lights are from "Duckworks" Thanks for your help

That is what I did, Duckies in the LE, and Vans as wigwag in the tips.

Used the unit that B and C sells.

http://www.bandc.biz/solidstatewig-wagflasher.aspx

 

[Wayne Gillispie]

I used two electronic flashers and three switches

With my duckworks hid 50w in outbd le.

From what I have heard if they are in the tips all you have is some good recognition lights, not good for landing at night on a dark runway.

 

[T.O.Craig]

Oscillating Lights

Thanks for all the input, and thanks for the correct term. "Wig Wag" is what I am looking for. I will check them out. Love this web site.

 

[Dan92]

How about a wig-wag built into the switch. This one takes up to 250w.
http://www.periheliondesign.com/wigwagdmnl.htm


Dan