I wonder if this could be combined with TTL lighting kit for a cool multiple effects.
I would use the cheaper strip around the edge where it is easy to damage and the TTL bottom for underglow. The more simple traveling dot would work together well I think.
Battery: 400 mAh li-ion
Size: 50mm L x 34mm dia
Weight: ~40g
Water resistance: IPX6
Mount: screw mount back
Input: DC5V 300mA
Light: 50 lumens max
Charge: USB Micro
Cost: (Nov 2021) around $15 on ebay or $23 on aliexpress
Battery: 400 mAh li-ion
Size: 31mm L x 34.5mm dia
Weight: ~30g
Water resistance: IPX6
Mount: quick release
Input: DC5V 300mA
Light: 30 lumens
Charge: USB C
Cost: $30 on amazon, ebay, aliexpress, etc
Battery: 500 mAh li-ion
Size: 44mm L x 34mm dia
Weight: ~56g
Water resistance: IPX6
Mount: screw mount back
Light: 100 lumens max
Charge: USB Micro
Cost: $12 aliexpress, $15 on ebay
Battery: 500 mAh li-ion
Size: 44mm L x 34mm dia
Weight: ~56g
Water resistance: IPX6
Mount: screw mount back
Light: 80 lumens max
Charge: USB Micro
Cost: $14 on aliexpress
Battery: 300 mAh li-ion
Size: 40mm L x 34mm dia
Weight: ~30g
Water resistance: IPX5
Mount: quick release
Light: ?
Charge: USB Micro
Cost: $14 on aliexpress
Battery: 300 mAh li-ion
Size: 40mm L x 34mm dia
Weight: ~33g
Water resistance: IP65
Mount: quick release
Light: ?
Charge: USB Micro
Cost: $16 on aliexpress
Battery: 400 mAh li-ion
Size: 40mm L x 34mm dia
Weight: ~55g
Water resistance: IP65
Mount: screw mount back
Light: 60 lumens
Charge: USB Micro
Cost: $20 on aliexpress or ebay
Does anyone control their lights (on, off) from the discharge port of their their smart bms? I have a 20A charge and discharge BMS from LLT but no way to control the the lights. Bms wired as charge only
I’d rather add capacity with a few more cells than use a buck converter. With enough silicone & tape, a simple holder like these might power one or two LED front lights quite well. Thoughts, experiences, warnings?
I stopped using lights that don’t run off the board battery, unless they are handheld, because it absolutely sucks adding more things in your life that have to be charged, and that can die at inopportune moments. A phone and a skate is enough
Is anybody using the Convoy S2 lights? I’m thinking of giving them a try. They run on 18650 batteries, which is convenient. I’m just not sure on the driver. These are the available options:
7135*3 output current 1050mA
7135*4 output current 1400mA
7135*6 output current 2100mA
7135*8 output current 2800mA
the bigger current ,the brighter and hotter flashlight
Can anybody tell me which one would be the best to get if I’m to use two on the front truck?
It looks as though the 7135*6 is pretty popular but 2.1A seems a bit excessive. The battery would last just a little over an hour.