ledgend lights
Newly Enlightened
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- Oct 16, 2008
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You've all probable seen a hundred of these before (sorry if that's the case).
Just thought I'd post this to gauge opinion as I'm thinking about putting this in to production.
Inside are 3 P4's U2 bin code driven at 1Amp and driving it is a Taskled bflex in a small acrylic dome on the back of the lamp so has thermal protection etc, I will add photo's of that later.
The switch isn't on the rear of the lamp it's on the end of about 8" of wire and has a velcro strap so it can be mounted right next to your grip's so you don't need to take your hand's off the bars to adjust the light.
It's powered by an 11.1v 4400mAh battery pack (6 18650 cells)
Burn time on high is 4 hours.
I'm thinking of selling them for about £180 + P&P.
I will also be able to offer it in any of the standard anodized colours, red, blue, green, pink, gold etc......
What do you think?
Just thought I'd post this to gauge opinion as I'm thinking about putting this in to production.
Inside are 3 P4's U2 bin code driven at 1Amp and driving it is a Taskled bflex in a small acrylic dome on the back of the lamp so has thermal protection etc, I will add photo's of that later.
The switch isn't on the rear of the lamp it's on the end of about 8" of wire and has a velcro strap so it can be mounted right next to your grip's so you don't need to take your hand's off the bars to adjust the light.
It's powered by an 11.1v 4400mAh battery pack (6 18650 cells)
Burn time on high is 4 hours.
I'm thinking of selling them for about £180 + P&P.
I will also be able to offer it in any of the standard anodized colours, red, blue, green, pink, gold etc......
What do you think?
