4,100 lumens @ 10 minutes for $300?
09-25-08, 01:41 PM
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Take it camping -- you won't need a stove.
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09-25-08, 02:42 PM
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Now if I can just learn to cycle at light speed. Turn on the light for a short burst and then just sprint in the beam.
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If it came with either a wide variety of power settings or an adjustable resistor, it could make an excellent bike light. Ten minutes at 4100 lumens could easily be an hour at 2000, and several times longer at 1000 or fewer lumens.
