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Paddy O'Reilly — Mon, 12 May 2008 10:11:22 -0400

Vincent,

This is a great idea. I have a halogen set for my bicycle but as you say, the batteries don't last long. My sealed lead-acid that came with the lights died quickly so I replaced it with Ni-Mh AA batteries. I've been thinking of switching to LED headlights.

I'm currently designing a pair of ring lights for my motorbike side lights and have found super bright LEDs on ebay which claim to have up to 10% of the light output of a 100W incandescent light bulb. I'm planning to use 28 of them - equivalent to 280 Watts of incandescent light. I'll let you know how I get on. The LEDs have a 3.15 Volt forward voltage and 100mA current, so 4 in series can run off 12 Volts - or 2 in series can run off 6 volts (the forward voltage drops below 3 volts for lower currents but the light output is still high enough).

The secret with LEDs is to get ones with a wide enough viewing angle and high enough millicandela output to throw enough light on the road.

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Rob Koopman — Thu, 31 Aug 2006 03:34:53 -0400

Thanks for sharing your great idea with us fellow bike commuters.

Yor article is clear and the pictures showing the light shed by this headlight are truly awsome.

I do have one question though, these superbright LED replacement bulbs are as far as I know designed to run on a Halogen transformer which delivers A.C. so I would expect some circuitry in the bulb to rectify this. Did you remove it, or will the lamps run on D.C. without modification?

Best regards from the Netherlands, I will share your great idea with fellow bikers.

Rob.

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Neil — Tue, 11 Jul 2006 15:01:30 -0400

Congrats on the race. You may find that events like this become addictive...