10W Canister Lights

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04-23-2010 08:30 PM
350xfire

10W Canister Lights

So business is slow and I have 6 or 7 of these left. I am lowering the price to $550 shipped in the US. Add Paypal fees if you wish to use pp.

These are full CNC machined heads and canisters with LiIon batteries and smart universal chargers. Heads are also hard coat anodized. Run time is 5-7 hours. 700 lumens.

So far one of these has actually been down to 300' and all get tested to 265' for at least 2 hours before shipping out.

Thanks

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04-28-2010 11:41 AM
bob1577

LED

Any news on my 27 watt led. I will be starting serious cave exploration in a month or so and will need a good light. Let me know if you can or cant do it. If its still a dud maybe you can make me a smaller powered one for me maybe 18 or 20 watt. I will keep waiting as been hearing great reports about your lights.

Thanks

BOB
04-28-2010 08:18 PM
350xfire

Quote:

Originally Posted by bob1577

Any news on my 27 watt led. I will be starting serious cave exploration in a month or so and will need a good light. Let me know if you can or cant do it. If its still a dud maybe you can make me a smaller powered one for me maybe 18 or 20 watt. I will keep waiting as been hearing great reports about your lights.

Thanks

BOB

BOB:
Sorry to report, that thing is still a dud! Problem with high powered LEDs is that there are not many reflector choices for them and those that are there usually flood quite a bit. There are a few LEDs out there producing very high lumens they are just way too floody for dive lights.

Right now, the Cree MCE and SSC P7 are the only ones that I have been able to get to work for a good dive light. I may need to resiort to multiple LEDs to get a good high powered light.

Thanks
Hector
04-29-2010 03:59 PM
rwe

What is the cost of a high head with the cord attached but no canister and battery?
04-29-2010 10:08 PM
350xfire

Quote:

Originally Posted by rwe

What is the cost of a high head with the cord attached but no canister and battery?

I can do it for $215 shipped with PP. Includes head LED and LED driver as well. You would need a 14.8 LiIon battery or similar.
Thanks
Hector
04-30-2010 10:28 PM
gasdiver

Hector,
Have you tried the 5*Cree P4-WC LED's?
05-01-2010 06:35 AM
icestac

Quote:

Originally Posted by 350xfire

Problem with high powered LEDs is that there are not many reflector choices for them and those that are there usually flood quite a bit. There are a few LEDs out there producing very high lumens they are just way too floody for dive lights.

Hector,

Would those work well for video/photography lighting? Or do they wash out too quick?

Thanks,
Jeff
05-01-2010 09:07 PM
350xfire

Quote:

Originally Posted by icestac

Hector,

Would those work well for video/photography lighting? Or do they wash out too quick?

Thanks,
Jeff

I am actually working to finish up a pair of SST-90s rated at 2000+ lumens when driven at 9amps. I think those are going to be great for video. I may have the prototypes ready in time for my May trip to Florida. The only problem is that they suck a lot of juice and they get really hot... So, I'll need to see about long term longevity with those.
05-01-2010 09:12 PM
350xfire

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Originally Posted by gasdiver

Hector,
Have you tried the 5*Cree P4-WC LED's?

I have tried the DX module that has 5 of those and I have to say I am impressed with the light output. The only problem with that module is that the beam is pretty funky... It's not the nice round with sidespill beam that I would need to bring something out into a market where people want to see beams to be nice and smooth. Nice module though and for about $30 a deal!

I am looking into some multi-LED modules to see if I can make a good light with. I have seen up to 7 Cree XREs in a module that may work great and claims 2000+ lumens in about 44mm diameter package. It's just finding the time and money to prototype. It takes a lot to make one of these lights from scratch since one always ens up buying a bunch of parts to try out and blow up before coming up with a final design.

My Cree 10 W is the product of about 8 months worth of playing around with options. I probably spent about $200 just in reflectors to try out... Now I have found out that you can actually get free samples of some of this stuff so it's working a bit better for me.
05-04-2010 09:17 PM
350xfire

1 Attachment(s)

Custom bracket for Ocean Images housing... Will hold two SST-90 LEDs with rated 2000+ lumens. Bracket slides into the factory dove tail opening. Two canisters will be used to house 7.2V LiIon batteries and LEDs will be driven at 7-8 amps.
05-06-2010 01:59 PM
Scott

did you ever get the soft goodman handles made for your lights?

Scott
05-06-2010 04:39 PM
350xfire

Quote:

Originally Posted by Scott

did you ever get the soft goodman handles made for your lights?

Scott

No but I was told the others like (light monkey) work fine.
Hector
05-06-2010 05:56 PM
hfig

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Originally Posted by 350xfire

No but I was told the others like (light monkey) work fine.
Hector

I have Hectors new 10-watt LED light, I bought the elastic handle from light monkey and it fits and works perfectly.
05-06-2010 06:26 PM
Scott

Thanks, I will try that.
05-06-2010 07:43 PM
350xfire

Thanks Harry!