Supprised no one has posted these up yet for discussion
So I will as I got a sneak preview a few months ago
beamshots from a variety of lights and pics of the light dissected are
here
http://s199.photobucket.com/albums/aa46/amticoman/BRNTS/
My opinions were it was a very nice piece of kit and well made
/ thought out and love the mounting hard ware .
Was looking at them on Chainreaction yesterday, Like the idea of the filters.
£200.
here are some beam shots to save the visit to photobucket
wide filter on high
medium filter on high
spot filter on high
For me the spot is the one to have and clever marketing means the £250 one if you want the spot
But at least it's only £9 to buy the filter.
looks incredibly similar to the Luu lights on one are doing
the luu lights are quite different , most notably coming with an extra CNCd 4AA Battery case that you screw into the back of the CNCd body when you want / need to switch to AA battery power. Im not the worlds number one light expert but Ive never seen this feature before , its very james bond man from the golden gun .
Each Luu comes standard with full CNC main body and also the CNC AA Battery case as does the 3 pc multi filter set , 4 cell li-ion battery , helmet mount .
more details and beam patterns on the on-one site early next week
sorry forgot to add
luu Premium Multi Package set consists of
Full CNC Frame (Headlight & Battery Case)
Handlebar Mount, Helmet Mount
Li-Ion Battery Pack (4-cell), Smart Charger
Extension Wire, Multi Filter Set (3pieces)
Run Time Li-Ion (4cell)
High 5hr
Med10hr
Low 20hr
Flash 15-30
Weight (to be checked and weighed on arrival)
Head only 125g
Full CNC Frame (Headlight & Battery Case) 225g
just want to correct my post the "luu lights are quite different" which is clearly wrong as they are both made by Luu .
the screw in AA battery case is the only real differentiator , and of course the price that on-one sells the lights at is quite different
Is it really 900 lumens from the front? Or just the SSC rating when driven as high as it will go, with no optics? What current is supplied to the emitter?
I see the bow-tie wearers have been busy. Its a pretty little light.
Where are the cooling fins though ?.
Q: When a nuke explodes, doesn't it generate an EMP ?.
If so, then the one thing a light could never be, is nuke-proof....
CC.
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