LED Auxiliary Lights - Page 202

Russentreiber · 01-21-2013, 11:10 AM

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Originally Posted by sanjoh

Your order is on it's way!

We installed the red prismatic lens in extra bezels for easy installation or switching back to clear.

Thanks !

Bobmws · 01-21-2013, 01:44 PM

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Originally Posted by WindSailor

Pinging for an update - how are you coming on your new set of lights etc.?

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Originally Posted by Bobmws

+1
I have a new to me R1150R that needs some lights. This will make 3 1/2 sets of your LED's for me!

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Originally Posted by sanjoh

Looking good for ~1/21/13

More info and beam pics coming

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JimVonBaden · 01-21-2013, 07:29 PM

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Originally Posted by sanjoh

What is your intial impression of the lights?

Good quality for the pricepoint, and very good light output. They are small, but nicely plated, and mount easily. Even the wires coming out of them is good quality.

I'll let you know as I get more miles on them, but so far they are great!

Jim

michigan400 · 01-22-2013, 08:37 AM

How about a sneak peek at these bad boys huh?

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Originally Posted by sanjoh

How about some pics

It uses Cree XML T6 leds and a great reflector design. Due to the length of the reflector/optics, we will not use our current form factor / housing. The multiple led lights are larger than our current lights. More to come......

sanjoh · 01-23-2013, 04:05 AM

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Originally Posted by JimVonBaden

Good quality for the pricepoint, and very good light output. They are small, but nicely plated, and mount easily. Even the wires coming out of them is good quality.

I'll let you know as I get more miles on them, but so far they are great!

Jim

Great!

sanjoh · 01-23-2013, 06:14 PM

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Originally Posted by michigan400

How about a sneak peek at these bad boys huh?

Here ya go. Availabe NOW at www.ADVmonster.com

Model 61, single XML T6 LED $40

Model 62, two XML T6 LEDs

Model 64, Beam Me Up

tallguy-09 · 01-23-2013, 07:53 PM

Model 64, Beam Me Up

[/QUOTE]

Do you have any mounting point details?
How does this light compare in size to the model 60 (side by side comparison)?

paulvandenbogaard · 01-24-2013, 12:49 AM

Sanjoh,

the picture of "tree in spotlight" also shows lots of lightning in the area just in front of the bike/setup. Understanding the new models are spot lights I guess this "front lightning" is from another source. Could you explain which ones these are?

To help understand my question please note that I was hoping for a 3600lmn spot but similar in size as the 60 (and other) models. If you have a another picture of "a 60 and the same setup with tree" that would be a nice way to guestimate the difference in light output. Now if that other source would be "only a single 60" we have a fine way to compare

Thanks
Paul

Bobmws · 01-24-2013, 12:58 AM

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Originally Posted by tallguy-09

Model 64, Beam Me Up

Do you have any mounting point details?
How does this light compare in size to the model 60 (side by side comparison)?[/QUOTE]

More pics & dimensions are on his website.
The new lights look great John, but the 44's with a dimmer suit my need better, order placed.

sanjoh · 01-24-2013, 04:36 AM

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Originally Posted by tallguy-09

Model 64, Beam Me Up

Do you have any mounting point details?
How does this light compare in size to the model 60 (side by side comparison)?

The Model 60 is roughly half the size of the M64.

The M64 mounts using a single M8 bolt (included) on pivoting bracket. Here is a picture of the mount.

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Originally Posted by paulvandenbogaard

the picture of "tree in spotlight" also shows lots of lightning in the area just in front of the bike/setup. Understanding the new models are spot lights I guess this "front lightning" is from another source. Could you explain which ones these are?

No front lighting or addtional lighting. The lights have no cutoff. If you look closely at the picture, those are stars in the sky! This is a long exposure (~5 sec) picture to capture all the light output (and it still does not do it justice).

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Originally Posted by paulvandenbogaard

To help understand my question please note that I was hoping for a 3600lmn spot but similar in size as the 60 (and other) models. If you have a another picture of "a 60 and the same setup with tree" that would be a nice way to guestimate the difference in light output. Now if that other source would be "only a single 60" we have a fine way to compare

With current led technology a 3600lm spot in the size (55mm diameter) of a model 60 is not possible. Here is the same shot of a model 60.

M64

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Originally Posted by Bobmws

More pics & dimensions are on his website.
The new lights look great John, but the 44's with a dimmer suit my need better, order placed.

Thanks for your business Bob.

Russentreiber · 01-24-2013, 05:38 AM

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Originally Posted by sanjoh

Here ya go. Availabe NOW at www.ADVmonster.com]

HA !
That's what I call perfect timing on my side !

Oh well... The lights arrived in customs yesterday, hope to receive them soon...
I'll let ya now how it goes!

michigan400 · 01-24-2013, 05:53 AM

The single is only 2" x 2" square overall size? So reflector is 1.5 - 1.75" diameter, somewhere in there? That's a perfect size for aux. light IMO.

Those look really, REALLY good, sanjoh!! Then I see $40 for a single unit and my cheap ass almost has a heart attack!!

sanjoh · 01-24-2013, 06:14 AM

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Originally Posted by michigan400

The single is only 2" x 2" square overall size?

2" (50mm) square frontal area, length: 3" (79mm), 3" (76mm) from mount to top of light.

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Originally Posted by michigan400

So reflector is 1.5 - 1.75" diameter, somewhere in there?

1.6" or 41mm

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Originally Posted by michigan400

Those look really, REALLY good, sanjoh!!

Thanks

tallguy-09 · 01-24-2013, 07:34 AM

[QUOTE=sanjoh;20563007]The Model 60 is roughly half the size of the M64.
The M64 mounts using a single M8 bolt (included) on pivoting bracket. Here is a picture of the mount.

Thank you. I was looking for a side by side picture, both the model 60 and 64 from the front.
Mount seems substantial, the U-bracket is very compact, I guess you can still swivel the light up and down, curious to see more pictures of the light mounted to bikes.

michigan400 · 01-24-2013, 07:37 AM

Well I just ordered 2 of the M61's and 2 waterproof connectors. Also just noticed these only pull .6 amps!! Great for me because my trail tech stator puts out only about 110W max. I prefer a H4 headlight for my main light so 60W is gone right away minimum. But,,,, now I can run 2 of these and a 70/65 osram bulb. Perfect!! I really dig the bigger reflector and the fact they are still very small. Can't wait,,, I love new toys!!!

I'll post pics as soon as I can but we are elbow deep in snow now so it'll probably be a while.

Sanjoh, is the model 30 beam approx 15 degrees as well?

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01-23-2013, 07:53 PM	#3022
tallguy-09 Smile 4 Miles Joined: Aug 2009 Location: Vancouver Oddometer: 1,375	Model 64, Beam Me Up [/QUOTE] Do you have any mounting point details? How does this light compare in size to the model 60 (side by side comparison)?

01-24-2013, 12:49 AM	#3023
paulvandenbogaard n00b Joined: Nov 2010 Oddometer: 7	Sanjoh, the picture of "tree in spotlight" also shows lots of lightning in the area just in front of the bike/setup. Understanding the new models are spot lights I guess this "front lightning" is from another source. Could you explain which ones these are? To help understand my question please note that I was hoping for a 3600lmn spot but similar in size as the 60 (and other) models. If you have a another picture of "a 60 and the same setup with tree" that would be a nice way to guestimate the difference in light output. Now if that other source would be "only a single 60" we have a fine way to compare Thanks Paul

01-24-2013, 05:53 AM	#3027
michigan400 Adventurer Joined: Sep 2012 Oddometer: 22	The single is only 2" x 2" square overall size? So reflector is 1.5 - 1.75" diameter, somewhere in there? That's a perfect size for aux. light IMO. Those look really, REALLY good, sanjoh!! Then I see $40 for a single unit and my cheap ass almost has a heart attack!!

01-24-2013, 07:34 AM	#3029
tallguy-09 Smile 4 Miles Joined: Aug 2009 Location: Vancouver Oddometer: 1,375	[QUOTE=sanjoh;20563007]The Model 60 is roughly half the size of the M64. The M64 mounts using a single M8 bolt (included) on pivoting bracket. Here is a picture of the mount. Thank you. I was looking for a side by side picture, both the model 60 and 64 from the front. Mount seems substantial, the U-bracket is very compact, I guess you can still swivel the light up and down, curious to see more pictures of the light mounted to bikes.

01-24-2013, 07:37 AM	#3030
michigan400 Adventurer Joined: Sep 2012 Oddometer: 22	Well I just ordered 2 of the M61's and 2 waterproof connectors. Also just noticed these only pull .6 amps!! Great for me because my trail tech stator puts out only about 110W max. I prefer a H4 headlight for my main light so 60W is gone right away minimum. But,,,, now I can run 2 of these and a 70/65 osram bulb. Perfect!! I really dig the bigger reflector and the fact they are still very small. Can't wait,,, I love new toys!!! I'll post pics as soon as I can but we are elbow deep in snow now so it'll probably be a while. Sanjoh, is the model 30 beam approx 15 degrees as well?