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Old 02-20-07 | 11:05 PM
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Source for Lumotec 2.4w bulb?

My LBS is asking $10 for a replacement 2.4w 6v bulb for my Lumotec headlight. Harris has 'em for $4.25, but shipping across country is another $9. Anyone know of a little better deal on these wee lamps either in Portland Or area or via mailorder/on-line? Thanks!
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Old 02-21-07 | 08:18 AM
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I have two standard flashlight (PR-base) halogen bulbs that I can sell you for $5 a piece if you're interested. They are rated 6V, 2.4 W, and came from the two Sigma Sport Ellipsoids I got. (I posted a mod about how I upgraded one of those lights to "see in the dark" levels a while back.)
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Old 02-21-07 | 08:39 AM
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Anyone know of a little better deal on these wee lamps either in Portland Or area or via mailorder/on-line?
Harris gets theirs from Peter White. I would call PWC and order a dozen of them -- they'll be expensive up front but it'll justify shipping and give you several years supply. Just make sure to store them gently, I've smashed a few.

Are you using a generator-powered taillight also? If not, you should switch the headlight bulb out for a 6v 3w, it'll last a lot longer. My 2.4w burned out after a few months, but once I switched it to a 3w it's lasted over a year. The 2.4w is stock with most powered headlights.
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Old 02-21-07 | 08:40 AM
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Peter White Cycles. Handy hint: order a bunch of them -- the postage will be the same, and you will have a supply that will last for years.

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Old 02-21-07 | 09:39 AM
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But don't ask Peter any questions if you didn't but the light from him!
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Old 02-21-07 | 01:11 PM
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I did some poking around in Peter's website and note he kindly offers to ship small things for 3$ if you send him postage. He has the bulbs for $4 so think I'll go that route. I do use this set up with a tail light, and got almost 2 years off first bulb, so if I get a few It'll do me just fine. Thank you for the suggestions and offers!
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