JollyRoger
Enlightened
I'm not sure if this is old news to some of you, but I just got this email from Brian at Photonlight regarding their new Fusion light. The brightness is regulated just like the ARC's! It seems to be very bright, too...and economical.
--- Bryan Avery <[email protected]> wrote:
> Roger,
> Thanks for your email. Here are the estimates I
> was given.
>
> In full bright mode, with standard alkaline
> batteries, the Fusion should run
> about 6 hours. In medium bright mode, the battery
> life should be around 12
> hours. In the other modes (low bright and the
> different strobe modes) the
> battery life ranges from 2-7 days. Please keep in
> mind, that because of the
> regulated power supply, these figures reflect how
> long you will get full
> light output. The Fusion will stay at constant
> brightness until the
> batteries are nearly dead instead of fading slowly
> over the entire life of
> the batteries. Also, lithium batteries should give
> a longer life.
>
> As for brightness, I can't give you any comparisons,
> but in the high bright
> setting the Fusion is VERY bright.
>
> Regards,
> Bryan Avery
--- Bryan Avery <[email protected]> wrote:
> Roger,
> Thanks for your email. Here are the estimates I
> was given.
>
> In full bright mode, with standard alkaline
> batteries, the Fusion should run
> about 6 hours. In medium bright mode, the battery
> life should be around 12
> hours. In the other modes (low bright and the
> different strobe modes) the
> battery life ranges from 2-7 days. Please keep in
> mind, that because of the
> regulated power supply, these figures reflect how
> long you will get full
> light output. The Fusion will stay at constant
> brightness until the
> batteries are nearly dead instead of fading slowly
> over the entire life of
> the batteries. Also, lithium batteries should give
> a longer life.
>
> As for brightness, I can't give you any comparisons,
> but in the high bright
> setting the Fusion is VERY bright.
>
> Regards,
> Bryan Avery