Thing attached to overhead

[FlyingCloud1937]

Heres a cell phone pic of the page and the lamp.

Lloyd

Originally Posted by Mycroft

Thanks Lloyd, if I can find a copy, I'll check it out.



Nope. Previous name was Goliard, new name will be Singularity when the weather cooperates long enough to change it.

[Mycroft]

Ding ding ding! Looks like Lloyd nails it!

[cabo_sailor]

Would anyone really want to hang a lamp in that area of the galley? Seems you'd be running into it all the time.

Rich

[Mycroft]

Originally Posted by cabo_sailor

Would anyone really want to hang a lamp in that area of the galley? Seems you'd be running into it all the time.

Rich

Not really. It would be above the counter, at the transition to the salon.

[jongleur]

But in that position, wouldn't it tend to swing and
hit that post?

[Mycroft]

Originally Posted by jongleur

But in that position, wouldn't it tend to swing and
hit that post?

I'm not sure since we don't have it. But the lamp above the table had bungee cords to keep it from swinging when needed; perhaps the galley lamp had something similar.

[Steve Bean]

Perfect location for a hanging lamp; it can be tethered to limit swinging. The base looks very big. Any chance it's hollow??

[FlyingCloud1937]

The subject Galley Lamp was fixed to the overhead. It didn't swing.

The lamp is a gimbal mounted, so it will stay vertical athwartship, as well as fore and aft, by it's gimbal, usually up to 30 degrees.

Lloyd

Originally Posted by Mycroft

I'm not sure since we don't have it. But the lamp above the table had bungee cords to keep it from swinging when needed; perhaps the galley lamp had something similar.

[FlyingCloud1937]

Another misnomer is the Smoke Bell. It's design is to radiate heat down, and away from the overhead.

It can not control smoke, nor for the matter stop smoke, or even effect smoke. The height of the wick is the only way to control smoke.

Lloyd