What kind of material is used for the flashing? Plastic? Painted Aluminum?
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Powder-coated flashing is constructed of 1100 series, commercial pure grade aluminum with no seams.
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Doug, the answer by Big Frog Mt. is correct. If all roof flashings were built to this standard we would see a lot less leakage from the holes we poke into our roofs. I am totally impressed.
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It is in my RV. I believe alum. painted white with plastic part. We love it.
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The plastic (not glass) cylinder is clear. The flicker circuitry is in the LED itself. So if you switch to a white LED it should just be on solid (which may be what you want).
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It is plastic. The black color is very close to the black color of my Altima so I did not have to paint it. Very pleased with this product.
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Metal. I like it a lot. When the flash rides on top, you can shoot a horizontal or vertical picture and they come out great.
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It was a white flash. My Camera stopped working after 3 months. I don't know how to exchange it through Amazon.
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The housing is plastic and the bracket is metal. The LED produces little heat so it is not a problem.
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I don't know the technical spec's, but it put's out a bright white beam or a flashing light, depending on the setting. I have discarded all the material that came with it, so This is the best I can do.An do.
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Im not exactly sure what the material is but its some sort of forged metal. I will say this stand is AMAZING! I use it quite often for both speedlites with large softboxes on them and studio lights with different modifiers and it always stays right where I want it. DEFINITELY worth the money in my opinion!
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metal ,, I have never seen plastic one ,, the light on this is also very bright when it flashes,and I see no way of turning it off I ahve sent mine back for the SanDisk Cruzer Fit 32GB USB 2.0 Low-Profile Flash Drive- SDCZ33-032G-B35 it's not 3.0 but it is smaller and no bright light, good for car I hope
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The ones I received were aluminum with a glass lens. The housing was very well made. I have only had failures at the socket (where there is a lot of heat). I now use LED bulbs that generate much less heat. This is a good setup and a good value.
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The shade is plastic and metal. The metal is probably lead alloy that's been poured over the plastic. The plastic will easily fool you to think it is a glass. the base of the lamp is heavy iron which makes it very stable. It works with two 100 Watt incandecent or CFL bulbs. Very well packaged.
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HI. I think it is a hard plastic, like PVC. Not a metal ou iron figure. There are metal parts inside, for the light mechanism
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Both the shoe on the cord and the part that connects to the camera's shoe are metal. The bottom part of the shoe (that attaches to whatever bracket you are using), unfortunately is plastic. While the flash is secure in the cord (metal on metal), unfortunately the risk is that the cord components could still break and let the speedlight fall (with the cord still attached) to the ground. That said, I did put it through it's paces at a recent wedding reception using an SB-900(910) speedlight (with the added weight of a large 'FlashBender') mounted to a flash bracket with no signs of failure or fatigue. (I was careful though.)
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It doesn't flash. It stays lit constantly slowly changing colors with a combination of four LEDs. The LED colors are blue, green, red, and uh....I just noticed the fourth one on mine is burnt out. Oh well, I've had this for close to six months and to be honest I didn't even notice the missing color because it still stays fully lit and still looks beautiful. I use mine to light up a crystal dragon. I highly recommend it especially for the price. Looks like mine still changes from green to red to purple and blue(purple coming from the red and blue combo)
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I think they are polymer and metal, maybe aluminum. I have a set of these and they are very good. Didn't see any reason to buy $250+ metal sights when I could get these for around $100 and they're spring loaded popup. Have an an AR I built myself and they're fine.
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I presume plastic. Maybe some type of hard nylon. Then three is a little door in the side that you can open with the provided key (it's nondescript) to get to the led lights inside that just sort of sit on top of a little disc battery