Well this is the first production Luxeon LED Bike light I have seen from a main stream Bike light manufacturer. I must admit that I am dissapointed that they didn't us a 5 Watt Luxeon. The 3W doesn't quite do it.
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It could be argued that a 3 Watt Luxeon is not equivalent to a 10 Watt halogen. but certainly a 5 Watt Luxeon would surpass the 10W halogen - see my post on the "Nanoburner".
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I am sure that the cost of a 5W Luxeon had always prevented the big companies from incoporating it into applications like bike lights. It is a shame however - because the 5W luxeon is perfectly suited to Bike lights - Small, light weight,low power, high equivalent output, good color temperature for obstable definition.
Oh well, the public will have to wait for a 5 Watter
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It could be argued that a 3 Watt Luxeon is not equivalent to a 10 Watt halogen. but certainly a 5 Watt Luxeon would surpass the 10W halogen - see my post on the "Nanoburner".
nanoburner
I am sure that the cost of a 5W Luxeon had always prevented the big companies from incoporating it into applications like bike lights. It is a shame however - because the 5W luxeon is perfectly suited to Bike lights - Small, light weight,low power, high equivalent output, good color temperature for obstable definition.
Oh well, the public will have to wait for a 5 Watter
