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<blockquote data-quote="TomcatViP" data-source="post: 407760" data-attributes="member: 12097"><blockquote data-quote="coanda" data-source="post: 407649" data-attributes="member: 2616">Looked at it again.I think the black pads are radiators.&nbsp; The blue 'wiring' is tubing for coolant.&nbsp; The radiators are connected in rows.</blockquote>Nice catch but the blue line is probably not for coolant. You have plastic straps attaching parallel lines tightly (would chocke the flow) and metallic protection cover each time the line could scratch a corner (you won't do that for a cooling line as you want the flow unrestricted).[USER=6993]@Mark S.[/USER] : there is what looks like a meshed plastic/metallic cover on each panel (see [USER=2616]@coanda[/USER] picture). IMHO It won't be there if those were IR flood light.Notice also the placement of the cover (painted) on each vertical module: front module facing forward and rear, aft. Hence the 4x90deg coverage envioned earlier.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="TomcatViP, post: 407760, member: 12097"] [QUOTE="coanda, post: 407649, member: 2616"] Looked at it again. I think the black pads are radiators. The blue 'wiring' is tubing for coolant. The radiators are connected in rows. [/QUOTE] Nice catch but the blue line is probably not for coolant. You have plastic straps attaching parallel lines tightly (would chocke the flow) and metallic protection cover each time the line could scratch a corner (you won't do that for a cooling line as you want the flow unrestricted). [USER=6993]@Mark S.[/USER] : there is what looks like a meshed plastic/metallic cover on each panel (see [USER=2616]@coanda[/USER] picture). IMHO It won't be there if those were IR flood light. Notice also the placement of the cover (painted) on each vertical module: front module facing forward and rear, aft. Hence the 4x90deg coverage envioned earlier. [/QUOTE]

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