Brightest 36v bulb????

[leeAuk]

hi can anyone tell me who makes the brightest 36v bulb and what its made for. im new to cpf and curious:thinking: thanks

 

[BassClefJeff84]

I did a quick search and found this.

http://www.candlepowerforums.com/vb/showthread.php?t=182967

I'm sure there is more info about it if you searched the forums.

My theory is, if you are in a situation where you need a 36v lamp in a handheld light..... then you should also be concerned about what size bullets to use.

-Jeff

 

[adamlau]

OSRAM 64663.

 

[leeAuk]

cheers for that. all part of the research. iv just modified my lightforce blitz with a 36v 400w projection bulb, unknown make and 2 panasonic 18v 3.5 ah batterys and interested to know whats out there to produce the tightest beam.

 

[adamlau]

Sounds very much like what Queenslander did a little while back . Nice setup :thumbsup: .

 

[TigerhawkT3]

The Philips 23177 (36V, 400W nominal) is pretty bright.

You could try a reamed out aluminum Mag reflector, or possibly something from Edmund Scientifics. On the above linked build, I'm using an ellipsoidal reflector, although I'll probably break down and get a parabolic eventually.

 

[2xTrinity]

36v, 1100W flashlight -- uses 2x 36V DeWalt drill packs in parallel. As far as I know this is the highest lumen-output flashlight ever made.