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1. 3-Speed - on a quick read the 365nm UV is "barely" visible - how easy is it to discern what level you are on?
2. Any chance for a bead blast XR-U head? (If you don't ask....). It would really help me keep mine obvious without going the ano route. Photos in first posting just showed up, confirmed what I thought - I'd REALLY like to get this in an UR-U head (or Mule)
Looking to pick up one of these later...
Thanks, Neale
Thanks, I did mis that!
But it's 30-70mW more than the Cree 7090 and 25nm lower.
It might not seem much, but for a lot of uses, this led will perform much better.
For the Haiku UV complete light, is the reflector modified at all to accommodate the taller Nichia UV LE?
The new small priority flat rate boxes are really wimpy and I expect them to arrive often crushed. However, I have no concern for the light inside. I could include some popcorn or bubble pak to help keep the box from crushing but that isn't doing the land fills any favor and unless I get word that there is potential damage to one of the lights, I am not going to change my practices. I figure these lights can handle the worse the postal system can throw at them and come out without a scratch. My primary concern is that they stay attached to the box whether its integrity is compromised or not. I have received the same boxes shipped to me and they had dunnage inside yet still arrived looking like they had been run over.Had the Haiku UV not been inside, it looks like the box would have been totally crushed. No worries, though, it fired up just fine!
Because of the much lower amount of visible light, it "isolates" flourescent objects much better in the dark than any other UV light that I've tried. For example, even though I like the Cree 7090, the amount of visible light partially washes out the flourescence of the handle of a tool hanging on the far side of my garage.
I've also noticed that with some things, the Nichia shows more colors than the Cree. For example, parrot poop is basically one color under the Cree but several under the Nichia. Who knew?