Lights. CREE XML XM-L T6 / U2 etc Thread

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fossyant

Ride It Like You Stole It!
Location
South Manchester
@fossyant Err, weren't you supposed to have started a sideline in your battery pack business? :smile: I'm almost certain I was customer number two on the order list ;)

I am crap at soldering, so had to get my son to solder the pack connectors to the normal socket. Production line isn't there. :blush: Easy to do and there is some instructions somewhere on here. Dead easy and you don't need to solder the wires, but it makes a more secure connection.
 

wanda2010

Guru
Location
London
I am crap at soldering, so had to get my son to solder the pack connectors to the normal socket. Production line isn't there. :blush: Easy to do and there is some instructions somewhere on here. Dead easy and you don't need to solder the wires, but it makes a more secure connection.

OK then. I'll search for the instructions and give it a go during the long, cold winter :smile:
 

fossyant

Ride It Like You Stole It!
Location
South Manchester
I think the outlay was about £55 initially. 4 good quality batteries, about £20, xtar WP6 II charger about £25, then a couple of quid for two battery holders and then a bit more for a magicshine splitter cable (to chop up), plus some shrink wrap or electrical tape.

Additional packs would be about £30, more than the cheap ones, but much better quality, and longer lasting.
 
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rovers1875

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Location
Accrington
Seems good for the price.
Where did you mount the battery pack?
They come with a little pouch and Velcro strap, just strap it to the frame / bar (mine just been dug out for its third year, still going strong and well worth the £17.99 I paid) I ride on the canal towpath regularly and so a bright light is essential.
 

RWright

Guru
Location
North Carolina
I get mine from tomtop.in China. If the item shows a Chinese flag only you can still order it here in the US. I think it would be the same in UK. It might just take a little longer to get here. Some items they have warehoused in USA and Europe, the flag icons are under the item. I am not sure how the prices compare to other sellers. I have not checked in a while.

I have ordered a few lights and other misc. items from there. I am going to order a couple of flashlights from there soon. Here are all the bike lights. http://www.tomtop.com/sports-and-outdoor/bike-lights?p=1

This looks like the one that I bought a few of. http://www.tomtop.com/sports-and-outdoor/bike-lights/cree-xml-xm-l-t6-led-bike-bicycle-light-headlight-headlamp-1200lm-red-h8030r.html
I also bought another one that has a zoom feature.

Mine are working fine after a year or so. I do not use them daily but quite often. That web site works better for me when I use Chrome for some reason, IE can act a little funky but will probably still work.
 
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