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Originally Posted by bobn
I am confused about the various bulb applications regarding flashlights and bike headlights using standard batteries.
If you take a two cell DD flashlight and swapped out the bulb which would be the brightest? Incandescent--Krypton--led or halogen.
I want to upgrade the bulb in my vintage headlight. There are krypton bulbs with screw bases which would make life easier than a socket conversion. I wonder if they are any brighter than the standard PR2 bulb? Any ideas?
For this application, I doubt that there would be a noticeable difference. Any 3 volt light is going to be very weak. I don't think you can even get a LED conversion for screw-in base and the plug-in base ones aren't really anything to write home about.
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