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We had to do it the other way for several years. We could only get white bulbs, and tried to make them green. Success was rare.

If you are not tactical, simply put white bulbs in the control panel sockets. You can see better and when we used only white lights in the 70's, it was an easy way to see where the set was when running. We simply left them on. Yeah, I know they make noise and are easy to locate. But when there...

Interesting story about the green bulbs. Someone on HIGH, decided that the white bulb, (this same bulb has been in use, since the late 60's, for power generation control panels) was not tactical. "We got to be tactical", was the new buzz word. This was in the early 90's. So the call went out...

For the fuel Gage, if your arm is not as big around as truck tire, simply open the tank, remove the screen and reach in and find the fuel level sending unit. Move the arm up and down, and have someone looking at the gauge. Do not be surprised to find that the float is full of fuel, and hanging...

If you read this thread, you can sure do that! And it looks good!

Great idea!

Mike, It may be hot where you live, but it's been raining for DAYS and I am wearing a fleece pullover, sweat pants and socks. 2 days, 23 hours and 55 minutes until the music and bake rally. THERE WILL BE SUNSHINE by friday morning!

We had the same problem here in germany. Lots of moisture in the air, (and falling from the sky) and its not a real problem. Cosmetic more or less.

Outstanding!

There was no change. The military spec's call for a gauge. Nothing more, for the generators. The gages came from several different manufactures. Some of the manufactures also produced gages for other things, that had a need, (also a requirement) for a light. The military is big on...