What is the brightest single celled light ever? So far I know it as the Super Baby Pin made by Mr Bulk which measures about 1500 lux. I am pretty sure that the brighter single cell lights are custom made. Is there a brighter one?
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A 12v car battery is not single cell, though. It has 6 lead-acid cells. I don't think there is any battery chemistry that provides 12 volts from one cell.
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Hmm lionheart is an obvious one /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/smile.gif. Its just that it will probably eat my wallet when I get the chance to buy one. How about the HDS lights? I havent read any reviews on the HDS lights, but maybe they would qualify as one of the brightest 1x123 lights around.
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Hmm lionheart is an obvious one /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/smile.gif. how about the HDS lights? I havent read any reviews on the HDS lights...
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I evaluated the HDS EDC Ultimate 60, and measured a peak intensity of 1,213,000mcd.
I am not equipped to measure light in lumens (you need an instrument called an "integrating sphere" to do that).
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I bet one could be built.
Take one of those 3" heads that fit Mags and cut down a 2C Mag to fit a single Pila or CR123A. Mix in a U__J Luxeon III and resistor drive (Pila) or BB1000 for entertainment. It would not be small...it sure would be bright!
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When I get back from Maui,
I want to see what I can get from a NG2x2 1000 and a 45 mm reflector on a single CR123. I would guess that a mag reflector or large Carley with a LuxIII driven at 1 amp would take the lux honors though.