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Thanks Berry and Bronco...
Databyter, I'm not sure what role you anticipated the SR90 was supposed to fill but doesn't the size alone at 13" and 4" diameter provide you some clues? It's not a neck light and it's not a P60 dude. :wave: As Bronco stated, it's the first alternative that we've had for 28W HID lights but with more flexibility and options. I can almost guarantee that had the SR90 turned out to be a flood light without throw capabilities people would have laughed at it.
Like MattK stated in another thread which was reposted here, when you're dealing with with 2000+ lumens large amounts of spill are unavoidable, just like HID. How do HIDers deal with overwhelming hot spot brightness? They add a simple diffuser. Quandary solved.
With relation to the OP's question the answer is obvious from what we know technically and from the few beamshots we've seen. It's a mixture of both, not just a throw light with limited close range capabilities.
Look, the OP asked about the
floody Mix, based on what I've seen I don't see it. Now MattK says it's beatiful fine, Now we know, from an
unbaised source, But the pics don't show it and that's what I was going on.
And I'm getting annoyed with people taking my statements out of context and patronizing me with them.
I know what the light is for, and I'm not personally concerned with spill one way or the other, nor would I use the light up close, which was
MY POINT, I've said the same in this and other threads, so
get over it.
Why are you projecting the OP's question on to my uses of this light?
I think she isn't concerned with using it up close either but concerned with the angle and intensity of flood, and as I said it doesn't look floody
AT ALL and I stand by that till I see a review.
