Interesting SLA Battery
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Bullzeyebill
Flashaholic
Nice little 30 watt package. Recommended 2 amp discharge, not that high.
Bill
Bill
lctorana
Flashlight Enthusiast
One of these, plus a Philips HPR71 turns a Dolphin into a Rechargeable Dolphin.
TorchBoy
Flashlight Enthusiast
Bullzeyebill
Flashaholic
A very quick google search showed that to be a HPR71 Halogen 10 watt 6v (200 lumen) bulb.
Bill
Bill
TorchBoy
Flashlight Enthusiast
:huh2: But you don't need to change the bulb to get a rechargeable Dolphin... or do you? A quick check of my Dolphin confirms it's 4.8V bulb, which I suppose would be somewhat overdriven by a 6V SLA. Enough to blow it? :shrug:
A 10W bulb in there would be quite nice.
(You still need a charger though. What's the point of a single use SLA?)
A 10W bulb in there would be quite nice.
(You still need a charger though. What's the point of a single use SLA?)
lctorana
Flashlight Enthusiast
The Dolphin Rechargeable has a 6V SLA battery and a HPR71 halogen bulb.
Whilst you can use an overdriven KPR113 or whatever if you wish, the HPR71 will give more than triple the lumens.
Whilst you can use an overdriven KPR113 or whatever if you wish, the HPR71 will give more than triple the lumens.
TorchBoy
Flashlight Enthusiast
Ah, I get it now. (The light dawns.
) It's an actual model - I haven't seen it here, sadly.
Dr Jekell
Enlightened
Ah, I get it now. (The light dawns.
Have a look in Mitre 10 Mega, I have seen them in my local store in the isle with the light bulbs.
lctorana
Flashlight Enthusiast
For a price, I'll bet!
I wouldn't expect much change out of NZ$100 for the full kit...
I wouldn't expect much change out of NZ$100 for the full kit...
can someone please tell me why the HPR71 halogen is brighter than the Xenon, I know it's a higher voltage.. so thats why?
if so, why don't they make a 6v xenon since at equal power input, xenon is brighter than halogen"?
