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<div id="_htmlarea_default_style_" style="font:10pt arial,helvetica,sans-serif"> Posted for randy snarr &lt;randylsnarr@yahoo.com&gt;:<br><br> All,<br>  A while back , I had some MR 16 light fixtures made up for several in the <br>group. These were the ones machined from solid stock. I believe many used <br>female molex connectors to connect power to the bulb. Mine have burnt up and <br>no longer work.<br>  I found some cool little round sockets from www.buylighting.com They just <br>came in the mail today. <br>   <br>  They are item # B-32 and the description is:<br>   socket rnd. back entry MR-16 ul e 183 <br>  They are 2.95 ea and they charged me 6.50 to ship. <br>  I have not installed them yet but this is what should have been used in the <br>beginning...<br>  They are very small and cheap...<br>  Looks to me like they will work perfectly.<br>  As a side note, I drilled some .5" holes in the fixture to allow for some <br>cooling as they can get hot especially if you use 75-100 w bulbs.<br>   <br>  FWIW<br>   <br>  Cheers everyone..<br>  Randy Snarr<br>  235/320<br>
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