Axial and Radial l ERS

[Grog12]

I heard the term "radial" long before CB even existed.

We've got votes in both directions for the Selecon..what about the Kliegl Bros. 1357 series?

 

[derekleffew]

Note the the Kliegl 1357:

most often uses the 1000W DWT lamp:

 

[Les]

Note the the Kliegl 1357:
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most often uses the 1000W DWT lamp:
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Erm... Bi-radial!

 

[derekleffew]

... Bi-radial...

Nope, that means something totally different, at least to noise-boyz:

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I always liked the term "baby-butt horn."

 

[justind]

i'm going to go with 'neither axial nor radial' for the kliegl.

selecon pacific model no. is not specified so i'll go with: "a selecon pacific is a company"

axial and radial refer to the point at which the lamp penetrates the reflector, respectively either inline with the foci or off to the side (i'm don't think there is a specific angle that is used as a standard). The pros/cons are differences in the evenness of the field of light/efficiency of heat sinks and vents.

 

[Grog12]

i'm going to go with 'neither axial nor radial' for the kliegl.

selecon pacific model no. is not specified so i'll go with: "a selecon pacific is a company"

axial and radial refer to the point at which the lamp penetrates the reflector, respectively either inline with the foci or off to the side (i'm don't think there is a specific angle that is used as a standard). The pros/cons are differences in the evenness of the field of light/efficiency of heat sinks and vents.

You're not getting away on the Pacific that easy...by your own definition you should have a better answer.

 

[derekleffew]

You're not getting away on the Pacific that easy...by your own definition you should have a better answer.

I don't see how it matters whether the Selecon Pacific is a 5.5°-13°, 12°-28°, 14°-35°, 23°-50° and 45°-75° Zoomspot, or 5°HE, 20°, 30°, 40°, 50° and 90° Fixed Beam, OR uses a light source of Tungsten Halogen Mains Voltage, Low Voltage 80V, 575W MSR Discharge Arc, or 70W/150W CDM.

 

[justind]

geez just trying to bust your chops. selecon pacific makes products that don't even have reflectors in them!

but for the list of models you mentioned i'd have to go with axial.

 

[Grog12]

geez just trying to bust your chops. selecon pacific makes products that don't even have reflectors in them!

but for the list of models you mentioned i'd have to go with axial.

Let me bust yours back. Selecon makes products that don't have reflectors in them...Selecon Pacific is a very specific line of lights. Kind of like the difference between ETC's Source 4 ERS units and ETC's Selador series.