lampeDépêche
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Question for you folks with better measuring tools than I have:
When your SC52 is running on 14500s, does the strobe mode bump up to 500 lumens, or does it stay on the lower H1 that would be provided by an Eneloops?
If it *does* bump up to 500 lumens, does it stay up for more than the first minute, or does it have a timer that kicks down after a minute?
My reason for asking: I am considering using the SC52 as a bike head-light on strobe (during the day), and I'm wondering whether there is any advantage in running it on 14500s for that purpose.
Thanks!
When your SC52 is running on 14500s, does the strobe mode bump up to 500 lumens, or does it stay on the lower H1 that would be provided by an Eneloops?
If it *does* bump up to 500 lumens, does it stay up for more than the first minute, or does it have a timer that kicks down after a minute?
My reason for asking: I am considering using the SC52 as a bike head-light on strobe (during the day), and I'm wondering whether there is any advantage in running it on 14500s for that purpose.
Thanks!
