Maximum voltage on a Dorcy Spyder?
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There is no circuitry that I'm aware of in the Spyder; it is direct driven from 2x123 cells. 2 rechargeables at 3.7-4.2V each will most likely destroy the bulb.
I have tried similar test with Scorpion, bulb did <font color="red">NOT</font> survive then I used TL-3 bulb works fine.
You may try WA01315-U
You may try WA01315-U
Thanks.
What had me wondering was that because the Dorcy bulb itself is rated at 118.5 lumens, with an actual rated lumens being ~70.. it would take ~9Vs to actually fully power the bulb. I believe that for a Xenon lamp, that's around 5-6 cells?
So I guess Dorcy is accounting for some other thing that I couldn't think of at the moment.
What had me wondering was that because the Dorcy bulb itself is rated at 118.5 lumens, with an actual rated lumens being ~70.. it would take ~9Vs to actually fully power the bulb. I believe that for a Xenon lamp, that's around 5-6 cells?
So I guess Dorcy is accounting for some other thing that I couldn't think of at the moment.
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