Is this a bulb with 6 luxeonIII's?: http://www.circuitspecialists.com/prod.itml/icOid/8763
It is expensive but it would be SERIOUS output if used in a 2C Maglite.
It is expensive but it would be SERIOUS output if used in a 2C Maglite.
350 lumen Maglite bulb
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chesterqw
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yes. it has 6 lux III.
but i think they are for flooding and has no throw...
but i think they are for flooding and has no throw...
Mike Painter
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That pops up here every now and then. It seems to me that the had "5 in stock" the last time I looked at the site several months ago.
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Their description is full of fallacies.
Definition of white?
Basically they're arguing if 100,000+12 = 40 x 12, then 100,000 must equal 480.
Definition of white?
Basically they're arguing if 100,000+12 = 40 x 12, then 100,000 must equal 480.
NextLight
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My favorite quote from the web site:
"Exposure to light frequencies, even for a brief period, can damage your eyes."
Fortunately, dark frequencies are safe. ;-)
"Exposure to light frequencies, even for a brief period, can damage your eyes."
Fortunately, dark frequencies are safe. ;-)
LumenHound
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No mention of heatsinking either.
It looks like the leds are mounted to the board behind the faceplate.
It looks like the leds are mounted to the board behind the faceplate.
Tritium
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Looks like that description was written by a technology inept 98 year old woman who thinks the earth is flat. :lolsign: "Quartz LED's"??
"Machined billet aluminum Lens/Heatsink" ( Transparent Aluminum?)
Thurmond
"Machined billet aluminum Lens/Heatsink" ( Transparent Aluminum?)
Thurmond
