blasterman
Flashlight Enthusiast
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At last check there were no hard data sheets for the MT-G2 I could find, but what is known is that it is likely a multi-chip emitter making it's inclusion into this thread irrelevant because it's not useable in the applications that Luminous chips are. I would explain why but you seem to replying from a distortion field of your own creation. Given the niche' player has their LED's used in $6,000 moving heads but not in $15 LED bulbs sold on E-bay from Chinese store-fronts I'd give Luminous a bit more respect.
I've also not seen hard numbers on the sales of Crees multi-chip arrays, other than hearing a lot of rumours that they are pretty lousy. Might be because they often cost 2x as much as competitors like Bridgelux per equivelant lumen while having only minor improvements in efficacy.
I've also not seen hard numbers on the sales of Crees multi-chip arrays, other than hearing a lot of rumours that they are pretty lousy. Might be because they often cost 2x as much as competitors like Bridgelux per equivelant lumen while having only minor improvements in efficacy.