not doing too badly mate, still, im looking for the WE eagle with a WA1111 modMate you must have some collection these days!
not the perfect setup i agree, but as an incan its pretty good, now as soon as my new lens arrives i will pit it against my MF warrior III. from initial observations the borealis is bright and this leads me to believe the stated lumen output of the MF has been exagerated somewhat...I have this Light. Its pretty good, but I hate the battery setup. Where you have to wait for the overcharge to go away (2.5hr wait) b4 use. Or you will instaflash the bulb.
Imagine what Lux Luthor's Mag Mods would do. Hint: Burn down a forest?:laughing:
yup, am getting to understand a few things, i have all my led bases covered, hid is covered, but i find incandescent most interesting.Metatron -
Have you noticed that a borealis is an iteration of a Mag85? I thought that knowing this may help your total knowledge of that B.A. Hotwire.
I once instaflashed a Borealis bulb after waiting 2.5hrs, so now I wait 3hrs for over charge to go away.
I have this Light. Its pretty good, but I hate the battery setup. Where you have to wait for the overcharge to go away (2.5hr wait) b4 use. Or you will instaflash the bulb.
That certainly is eye-opening.... and a bit disappointing. :sigh:
hey there BB, nice to see u here!The POWEREX 2700 mah batteries accumulate an over-charge that will go away in 2 1/2 hours.
Batteries such as the cbp1650 need a WAIT of 5 hours. due to a more powerful over-charge.
OR you can use a BLEDDING LAMP PLUGGED INTO THE BACK OF THE BATTERY CARRIER, FOR 50 SECONDS, TO GET RID OF THE OVER CHARGE.
Picture of my first Bleeding Lamp, We do it better, now.
Some weak batteries will not accumulate an over-charge, but will be not enough high current to power the bulb properly.
The POWEREX 2700 mah batteries are VERY high current, I use them to power a 75 watt 2200 lumens light that use 12 of these POWEREX 2700 mah.
They also have 1/2 of 1 % of self discharge per day, which is better than the Sanyo 2700.
If you want to make your own Bleeding Lamp, you need a MR 16 socket, a size M phono plug and a MR 16 50 watt 12 volts lamp.
Cheers
Juan C.
Just got this little baby in the mail today....:naughty:
Medium Stipple.
Look forward to night time.