Can someone do this?

[HID-LED-GUY]

Can somebody Build a high quality LED Cycling light that is similar to the dinotte 1200L, but make it 2,000+ lumens and still run on rechargeable batteries and have a 2+hour run time. Or modify the Dinotte 800L or 1200L to make it brighter?

http://store.dinottelighting.com/sh...reType=BtoC&Count1=245998561&Count2=163138985

 

[Gunner12]

It can probably be done pretty easily.

For example, 4 M bin MC-Es at 2.8 amp should be over 700 lumen each, so over 2800 lumen at the LED. That should be less then $100, then the right optics, maybe one for throw, one for midrange, one for flood, and one oval one to cover the sides. Then a good heatsink, driver, and battery pack total should be less then $200, so the total would be less then the dinotte and still be brighter and possibility run longer (depends on battery).

I can't do it, but I've seen it done here and I'm sure someone can do it.

 

[ma_sha1]

The easiest & most efficient way to build a >2000 lumen bike light
is to use Cutter 7 x XPG R5 board with 7-up optics.

The 7 XPG are in series, This can be driven by either a MaxFlex or Blue Shark,
drive the string at 1A, it's ~350lumen per led, ~2500 lumens total.

There was already one build for bike light by a guy here, he sells bike lights,
do a search you should be able to find it.

 

[HID-LED-GUY]

The easiest & most efficient way to build a >2000 lumen bike light
is to use Cutter 7 x XPG R5 board with 7-up optics.

The 7 XPG are in series, This can be driven by either a MaxFlex or Blue Shark,
drive the string at 1A, it's ~350lumen per led, ~2500 lumens total.

There was already one build for bike light by a guy here, he sells bike lights,
do a search you should be able to find it.

I could find anyone making lights that look like the dinotte thats 2,000 lumens or more. Can you post a link

 

[nein166]

troutie is the guy making bike lights but he sells off his own site. google it

 

[Gunner12]

Ha, forgot about the 7 XP-G board!

That would be even cheaper to get.