Sec.  17.53   Lighting equipment and paint.

   The lighting equipment, color or filters, and shade of paint referred to in
   the specifications are further defined in the following government and/or
   Army-Navy aeronautical specifications, bulletins, and drawings (lamps are
   referred to by standard numbers):

   Outside white TT-P-102^1(Color No. 17875, FS-595).
   Aviation surface orange TT-P-59^1(Color No. 12197, FS-595).
   Aviation surface orange, enamel TT-E-489^1(Color No. 12197, FS-595).
   Aviation red obstruction light—color MIL-C-25050^2.
   Flashing beacons CAA-446^3Code Beacons, 300 mm.
       Do MIL-6273^2.
   Double and single obstruction light L-810^3(FAA AC No. 150/5345-2^4).
       Do MIL-L-7830^2.
   High intensity white obstruction light FAA/DOD L-856 (FAA AC No.
   150/5345-43B^4).
   116-Watt lamp No. 116 A21/TS (6,000 h).
   125-Watt lamp No. 125 A21/TS (6,000 h).
   620-Watt lamp No. 620 PS-40 (3,000 h).
   700-Watt lamp No. 700 PS-40 (6,000 h).

   ^1Copies  of this specification can be obtained from the Specification
   Activity, Building 197, Room 301, Naval Weapons Plant, 1st and N Streets,
   SE., Washington, D.C. 20407.

   ^2Copies  of Military specifications can be obtained by contacting the
   Commanding Officer, Naval Publications and Forms Center, 5801 Tabor Ave.,
   Attention: NPPC-105, Philadelphia, Pa. 19120.

   ^3Copies of Federal Aviation Administration specifications may be obtained
   from  the  Chief, Configuration Control Branch, AAF–110, Department of
   Transportation, Federal Aviation Administration, 800 Independence Avenue
   SW., Washington, D.C. 20591.

   ^4Copies  of Federal Aviation Administration advisory circulars may be
   obtained  from the Department of Transportation, Publications Section,
   TAD–443.1, 400 7th St. SW., Washington, D.C. 20590.

   [ 33 FR 11540 , Aug. 14, 1968, as amended at  40 FR 30267 , July 18, 1975]