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Dave Macaulay
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 - posted 02-18-2016 04:19 PM      Profile for Dave Macaulay   Email Dave Macaulay   Send New Private Message       Edit/Delete Post 
Is there any source for Hi-Beam parts? I might need an ignitor unit and maybe a reflector.

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Gordon McLeod
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Which model of Hi beam the oldest were grey the middle aged were tan with the ignitor on top the last ones were blue parts were different

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Dave Macaulay
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That suggests you know where parts are? Need to look again to confirm but I think they are the brown HB II ones.
A long time ago I stripped quite a few HiBeam units to scrap the cabinets, and carefully packed up the ignitor boards and other "useful" parts... all gone to the dumpster long ago.

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Frank Cox
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When I first set up my theatre I purchased a bunch of used equipment for the projection room and my first lamphouse was a brown Xebex. What a monster -- there was room to sleep inside of that thing! I replaced it with a much more efficient Strong lamphouse about a year or so later.

Edit: At least I think it was a Xebex. It was name very similar to that anyway -- a huge and heavy brown thing with a glass reflector.

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