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yamcha
12-19-07, 07:57 PM
12 volt, 20 watt MR11 flood lamp overvolted with 14.4 volt battery and a $6, 9 LED flashlight:

http://aycu28.webshots.com/image/38507/2003274707050080603_rs.jpg

http://aycu18.webshots.com/image/38337/2003259299002698703_rs.jpg

http://aycu02.webshots.com/image/36001/2003229331174193888_rs.jpg

Night into day:

http://aycu26.webshots.com/image/36505/2003273038781267183_rs.jpg

http://aycu26.webshots.com/image/38025/2003272754001461120_rs.jpg
Fear&Trembling
12-20-07, 02:04 AM
Awesome.
Foldable Two
12-20-07, 09:23 AM
Do you have a close-up and some details on the bracket you are using to hold the LED Flashlight?
LittlePixel
12-20-07, 10:36 AM
You can hold any torch (flashlight) like a maglite or whatever to your bars with a rubber drive-belt from a washing machine or even just a heavy duty rubber band. Really simple. Loop it over one end of the torch, under the bars and over the front. Done.

http://www.littlepixel.info/twenty/torch.gif
yamcha
12-20-07, 11:11 AM
Do you have a close-up and some details on the bracket you are using to hold the LED Flashlight?

http://www.batteryspace.com/index.asp?PageAction=VIEWPROD&ProdID=1993
vik
12-21-07, 09:48 AM
I think you have me beat for total lumens, but I'm pretty pleased how small these Dinotte lights are and how easy the move from bike to bike...:)

http://bp2.blogger.com/_vUEhS0lU3eU/R2vqhdtQHyI/AAAAAAAAD8I/OfzF_TQ3RCg/s400/d+lite+1.JPG

dual Dinotte 200L-AA-S lights (http://www.dinottelighting.com/Products.htm)

http://bp3.blogger.com/_vUEhS0lU3eU/R2vqhttQHzI/AAAAAAAAD8Q/5RZ7CMdSarE/s400/d+lite+2.JPG


http://bp2.blogger.com/_vUEhS0lU3eU/R2vqidtQH1I/AAAAAAAAD8g/CWs1u41ETNY/s400/d+lite+5.JPG


http://bp2.blogger.com/_vUEhS0lU3eU/R2vqidtQH2I/AAAAAAAAD8o/BiqxeSvsioA/s400/d+lite+4.JPG
werewolf
12-21-07, 10:01 AM
You can hold any torch (flashlight) like a maglite or whatever to your bars with a rubber drive-belt from a washing machine or even just a heavy duty rubber band. Really simple. Loop it over one end of the torch, under the bars and over the front. Done.

http://www.littlepixel.info/twenty/torch.gif

Thanks, I was going to ask this same question. Now here's how I always make very strong rubber bands that don't deteriorate with age or sun, at least not for a long time: cut auto or bike inner tubes into strips and tie them off with a square not to the appropriate length and width. I use them for all sorts of things.