Brightest Warm/Neutral White?
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archimedes
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Probably need to define a few more variables ....
* LED ? HID ? Incandescent ?
* Size ? Single emitter ? Multi-emitter ?
* Lumens ? Lux ?
* Specific CCT range for your definition of "warm" and "neutral" ?
* Stock / production ? Custom / modded ?
Oh, and welcome to CPF ...
* LED ? HID ? Incandescent ?
* Size ? Single emitter ? Multi-emitter ?
* Lumens ? Lux ?
* Specific CCT range for your definition of "warm" and "neutral" ?
* Stock / production ? Custom / modded ?
Oh, and welcome to CPF ...
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gravelmonkey
Enlightened
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Oh, and welcome to CPF ...
"Join date Aug 2013"
That's a lot of lurking!
Primary cells provide lower power than good rechargeable cells. Guessing that 1200 lumens is about the maximum you can safely get out of a pair of CR123 cells.
An Emisar D4 with high drain rechargable 18650 cell will do about 3000 for a short while before it gets too hot and has to throttle down.
Woods Walker
The Wood is cut, The Bacon is cooked, Now it’s tim
Probably need to define a few more variables ....
* LED ? HID ? Incandescent ?
* Size ? Single emitter ? Multi-emitter ?
* Lumens ? Lux ?
* Specific CCT range for your definition of "warm" and "neutral" ?
* Stock / production ? Custom / modded ?
Oh, and welcome to CPF ...
This is clearly the warmest tint but it doesn't operate (but can be started by) primary batteries.
