go here: http://www.flashlightreviews.ca/reviews.htm
and scroll down till you get these links.. it will get you pointed in the right direction. And despite what some have said, remember, the only dumb question is the one not asked..
JetBeam BA20 (Cree XP-G R5, 2xAA) - BACKUPJetBeam BC10...
Yes,.. results I get measuring output should be OK, but it is the color temp I have no proper instrumentation, so really I should edit my post and just delete the Kelvin data. I have 2 more samples of these lights in transit to me now. One from the Simon/AliExpress site and other from...
For what it is worth I just took delivery on the 18350 version from Banggood. My testing confirms that something is a little off with the Kelvin specs on these lights, on the XML2-U2 in my sample, just as maukka noticed the actual temp is more like the next emitter down the ladder, in this...
That's exactly it. I actually logged into my account over there at Zebra and started to write the first few sentences of a request for an RMA and got this weird little 'creepy' feeling, so I bailed out on finishing the process. I will feel much better just selling it. And anyway, maybe if no...
Well, I do not feel this is a fair way to do business. The agreement on the purchase is that it can be retuned or exchanged if there is an issue with the product.. There is no issue here, the light is exactly as represented and well within spec. I am an experienced user, I knew what I was...
I got mine 3 weeks ago.. Testing it I find I prefer the CW, which also have so here's what I decided to do..
http://www.candlepowerforums.com/vb/showthread.php?423037-WTS-SC600w-Mk-III-HI-18650-Flashlight-with-Neutral-White-High-Intensity-XHP35
Yes, you are correct,.. I finger flubbed the "s" there and the plural is a source of confusion. (good eyes, +1 point for you !..) That's what's wrong with plain text language in discussion of these matters. I tested the waters in my last post and included a little math. When I first saw...
Well, right. Again I will try to draw the conversation back to my understanding of the OPs original question "how much brighter can a led get" which i admit, I personally understand to mean that he really meant "how much more (radiant energy) can an led emit"
Unfortunately my understanding...
Please re-read my answer carefully.. You will see that I covered the issue that he asked 2 questions, not one, and I selected and responded to the question posed in the title. I will stand by my answer. He asked "how much brighter can an LED get".. the answer is that there is no limit. His...
Upon rereading all this, I see that the OP asked two different questions, so I will address one of them (the other is a simple energy units conversion question that is really not that interesting anyway..:rolleyes:
If I understand your question to be *exactly* in your title " how much brighter...
Here's the sausage line, making them at 1.1ms per...
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Compact ultrafast spectrometers, LED sorting machines...
...In order to have a uniform lightning it is important that the LED’s that are used are matching in color. These so-called color parameters of LED’s can be determined by a...