Model	Watts	Life		Notes


4419	35	300		Trapezoidal Beam      
				I've tried this. VERY Wide
				Dispersion and fair taxi light on
				dark fields.  Good Anti-Collision   
				at night ONLY. 1600cp

4413	35	300		Wide Dispersion Light 1100cp.
				Hard to find. 80w 20h

4412	35	300		Clear Fog Light 40wide,7high 11000cp. 

4435	30	100		Super Narrow Spot. 60000cp
				Shielded Filament

4436	35	300		Tight Spotlight 60,000cp

4531	40	400		20deg wide, 5deg high 30,000cp

4537	100	25		Aviation Landing Light, 200000cp

4537-2  100	25		Emergency Vehicle Version ($$ more)

H7612	37	450		40wide 7high, 15,000cp

H7635	50	100		160,000cp Halogen Spotlight

H7609	50	400		SuperWide Beam 80wide, 20high 2,200cp

H7619	50	400		Wide Pattern, 6600cp
				Hard to find.

H7680/  80	100		Newest Halogen, 6wide 6high, 275,000cp
HIR1

H7680X  80	300		Long-Life, 6wide 6high 230,000cp
HIR1

4522   250 	25		Std Landing light, 12wide 10high 290,000cp 


Note: 4522 has a C2 type filiment which looks like an inverted U with two parallel coils versus the C6 type which has the filament stretched across the holders. This might make the C6 types unsuitable for nose mounting due to excessive vibration.

little slack in the mi I "know a guy" who's been experimenting with 4419 on the right side and kept 4422 on the left.
The 4419 makes for a good taxi light and night time recog light.

GE 4419 dispersion is very, very wide and wont ruin your night vision at all

"That guy's" next experiement will be tests with 4531 and 4436 on the right, and
then finally Putting a HIR7680 in the right.

Also, there is some misunderstanding on the HIR bulbs.
The IR portion refers to what is REFLECTED back INTO the filiment of the bulb, not what's emmited.
Also note that the 7680HIR bulb has a 6' pattern where the 4522 has 12'