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Sold/Expired XX1T Turbo Module
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TranquillityBase
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Do you have more than one to sell?
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Both for $225?
ARC mania
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Scott,
Are you trying to say that these TH modules are too expensive?
ARC mania
Are you trying to say that these TH modules are too expensive?
ARC mania
In becoming Cree XR era prices of those X-bins should fall down very quickly.
If Cree will be cheaper, more effecitve, less power hungry, less power wasted to produce heat etc. Maybe it will turn flashaholic world upside down? No more pricey Xbins? No more super duper magic led replacements? Who knows...
So far Cree looks strong. Stronger than K2 witch huge power consumption and heat emission can be used for boiling water
Mike
If Cree will be cheaper, more effecitve, less power hungry, less power wasted to produce heat etc. Maybe it will turn flashaholic world upside down? No more pricey Xbins? No more super duper magic led replacements? Who knows...
So far Cree looks strong. Stronger than K2 witch huge power consumption and heat emission can be used for boiling water
Mike
sp5it said:In becoming Cree XR era prices of those X-bins should fall down very quickly.
If Cree will be cheaper, more effecitve, less power hungry, less power wasted to produce heat etc. Maybe it will turn flashaholic world upside down? No more pricey Xbins? No more super duper magic led replacements? Who knows...
So far Cree looks strong. Stronger than K2 witch huge power consumption and heat emission can be used for boiling water
Mike
First off I don't think talking about Cree vs Luxeon in someones FS thread is appropriate. Secondly you will never see a Cree in a Turbo module. The Lux3 of Lux5 barely fit through the ream of a Surefire Turbo Head reflector. The Cree package is just too big.
Mac
Mac
Guys ... please keep the discussion of merits and flaws of the products and LEDs to the appropriate threads and forums and let us not "pollute" a sales-thread here.
Questions are fine of course, but this road will kill the thread and its purpose which osn't acceptable.
Thanx
bernie
Questions are fine of course, but this road will kill the thread and its purpose which osn't acceptable.
Thanx
bernie
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Carpe Diem
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PP sent for the last one.
Thank you!
Thank you!
Carpe Diem
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Thanks, Chronos!
Carpe Diem
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Thank you, Regentag!
(But actually, I`m using these XX1T TM`s for replacement Christmas tree lights.)
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(But actually, I`m using these XX1T TM`s for replacement Christmas tree lights.)
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LEDcandle
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I have an XX1S Tower Module and I love it as much as the day I got it. It still screams lumens and fits SF Turboheads and has a nicely reflected beam, which I'm not sure the CREE can do at the moment. Runtime is decent too, especially with primaries.
Anyway, a good part of the price of the tower module is prob the workmanship + custom circuitry, so I doubt just improvements in LED technology will cause the TH module to become 'cheap'. It's still a solid piece of craft from reputable people. (Of course I wouldn't complain if it were cheaper, then I could get more of them! Haha... esp now with the IIs coming out )
Anyway, a good part of the price of the tower module is prob the workmanship + custom circuitry, so I doubt just improvements in LED technology will cause the TH module to become 'cheap'. It's still a solid piece of craft from reputable people. (Of course I wouldn't complain if it were cheaper, then I could get more of them! Haha... esp now with the IIs coming out
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