Who wants a niterider 19-LED tail light?
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Who wants a niterider 19-LED tail light?
Comes with an 8AA battery pack (wire long enough to stuff into saddle pack) and "quick release" (I just replaced the screw with a thumb nut and screw).
Brightness is the same as the planetbike superspot but the viewing angle is about 2x.
Take it if you really need it.
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you pay shipping thats what. My only prob is the batt pack, thats huge, 8 AAs.
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8AA's equals 12V... I wonder if you could find a smaller 12V camera battery and rig a holder for it and cut down the size. Surely with all the lights being LED it would still run for a while with a smaller battery...
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8 nimh cells 9.6v, just saying. Some lights say use ONLY nimh cells. I think dinote says that.
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It depends. 8AA rechargeables is 9.6V. 8AA regular batt's are 12V. 8AA lithiums are 13.6V
It can in theory work off a 9V. Here's what I managed to measure off the thing: Volts vs current.
7.20/.017
8.40/.044
9.60/.073
10.8/.103
12.0/.133
13.2/.161
14.4/.190
A 9V's around a quarter amp, so it might power it for 4 hours or so but it wont be so bright. It's really brightest around 12.
It can in theory work off a 9V. Here's what I managed to measure off the thing: Volts vs current.
7.20/.017
8.40/.044
9.60/.073
10.8/.103
12.0/.133
13.2/.161
14.4/.190
A 9V's around a quarter amp, so it might power it for 4 hours or so but it wont be so bright. It's really brightest around 12.