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Since everyone else was working on their Darleys, I decided to take mine apart.

..Not really, but since the girl thought the Darley was the neatest light, I was forced to start working on it.

It's off getting stripped/soaked, and while I was in "hurry up and wait" mode, I thought I'd ask some questions about the reflectors..

These buggers:


They look and feel like the cheapest possible way to make a reflector. How are they best cleaned without making them duller? How common are these? (As you can see, I have at least one with a fancy bullet-hole in it!)

--Mike.

I used some "Mother's Mag & Aluminum Polish" on part of this one, and it seemed to work pretty well.

mcha9797 wrote:I used some "Mother's Mag & Aluminum Polish" on part of this one, and it seemed to work pretty well.

That about what I used....and rubbed the hell out of it!

Cool, thanks guys. I'll look into that.

Does anyone have a good (head-on preferred) shot of a Darley with a light lit up - that uses these reflectors? I'm curious as to the light output. :)

Thanks!
-Mike

jab8356 wrote:http://forums.signaltraffic.com/viewtopic.php?f=12&t=13241&start=20#p170941

That uses those dish-looking reflectors? Really? I didn't expect those to put that much light out. Wow..!

This has 25W clear bulbs.......

jab8356 wrote: viewtopic.php?f=12&t=13241&start=20#p170941

The light in that video has the other style reflectors, (not restored) and 60 watt bulbs.

Old-Timer wrote:This has 25W clear bulbs.......

That have these pizza-dish style reflectors?

mcha9797 wrote:

jab8356 wrote: viewtopic.php?f=12&t=13241&start=20#p170941

The light in that video has the other style reflectors, (not restored) and 60 watt bulbs.

interesting!
I see yours are screwed to the wall! As far as I can tell, mine were pressed in by the doors. Which one's older/newer?