Can someone shed some light on the matter
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This might help you a little with a helmet torch...
http://www.uk-mtb.com/viewtopic.php?f=5 ... 8144c143d1
http://www.uk-mtb.com/viewtopic.php?f=5 ... 8144c143d1
Just got one of these for my head..
http://www.dealextreme.com/details.dx/sku.14909
It is comedy brightness for the cash! Should have bought shares, everyone I know is getting them
http://www.dealextreme.com/details.dx/sku.14909
It is comedy brightness for the cash! Should have bought shares, everyone I know is getting them
I've got a USE Enduro Maxx and it is simply awesome. All in one unit, rechargeable, no cables, bright as you like. The Maxx-D is even brighter and new this year - I seriously dread to think how bright this thing will be.
Indicator for battery life, different levels etc. The lowest level is plenty good enough
http://www.use1.com/exposure/
Indicator for battery life, different levels etc. The lowest level is plenty good enough
http://www.use1.com/exposure/
All this talk of torches reminds me of the good old days before common-place bike lights – jerry-rigging old petzel head torches with bike mounts and the like. At one point I had an old search lantern (you know, the torches with a lens the size of a tea plate), hooked up to a big square 6 volt battery that was wedged in a bottle cage.
My god didn't it attract the moths, had to stop every 100 yards to clean the buggers off so I could see where I was going
Those Tesco 3watt torches look ripe for a spot of DIY, run two heads in parallel off one of those great big 6volt cells, or even get a 6v rechargeable from maplin – bet that'll last more than 2 hours
My god didn't it attract the moths, had to stop every 100 yards to clean the buggers off so I could see where I was going
Those Tesco 3watt torches look ripe for a spot of DIY, run two heads in parallel off one of those great big 6volt cells, or even get a 6v rechargeable from maplin – bet that'll last more than 2 hours
