m4drx
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how much for a pair of em mate! 
LED spot/flood lights
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J.A.P-LR
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MikeyT, are you using / requiring a driver on your pwm? Just thought as you running the led's but also at high output? I didn't know if it was standard practice?
Im looking into making a similar lighting system for my landy, however I was thinking of making 4 x 30 W led spotlights possibly with these: 30W Cree XPE LED Emitter 30 Watts Light Warm White 3500lm Cold White 3900lm [BY-CR30W-WH] - US$17.99 : Topledlight
I can get the body machined ( although I'm interested in how you've mounted your led, straight on the alu or have you mounted it slightly off? ) but I'm unsure whether making these is a good idea or if I should just buy some halogens for the mo?? :fencing:
Thanks
Im looking into making a similar lighting system for my landy, however I was thinking of making 4 x 30 W led spotlights possibly with these: 30W Cree XPE LED Emitter 30 Watts Light Warm White 3500lm Cold White 3900lm [BY-CR30W-WH] - US$17.99 : Topledlight
I can get the body machined ( although I'm interested in how you've mounted your led, straight on the alu or have you mounted it slightly off? ) but I'm unsure whether making these is a good idea or if I should just buy some halogens for the mo?? :fencing:
Thanks
discomark10
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The Cree diodes are very nice! got a couple Cree torches, extremely bright!
Tuskenraider
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100w LED !!!!!
I have 4 18W LED work lamps on my roof bar and thats like daylight, loads better than the 4 halogens i have before and a lot less current being drawn. They were less than £20 each as well
I have 4 18W LED work lamps on my roof bar and thats like daylight, loads better than the 4 halogens i have before and a lot less current being drawn. They were less than £20 each as well
100w LED !!!!!
I have 4 18W LED work lamps on my roof bar and thats like daylight, loads better than the 4 halogens i have before and a lot less current being drawn. They were less than £20 each as well
Havnt you got work to do??
Tuskenraider
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Dont think so, no lol.
J.A.P-LR
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100w LED !!!!!
I have 4 18W LED work lamps on my roof bar and thats like daylight, loads better than the 4 halogens i have before and a lot less current being drawn. They were less than £20 each as well
Where the hell did you unearth them for 20 squid each?!
Where the hell did you unearth them for 20 squid each?!
The bay of e?..
search 18w led worklamp
bankz5152
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Yeah after reading this im ridding my halogens.
Paulmitchell1984
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im assuming the work lights are the round ones at £20 each, what kind of light spread do you get from them though?
Tuskenraider
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Nope rectangular ones
havent tested them out and about yet as the landy hasnt made it off the drive since fitting them but this will give you an idea.
havent tested them out and about yet as the landy hasnt made it off the drive since fitting them but this will give you an idea.
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Got me thinking about led's now, then about heat sinks, now I'm thinking about casting my own housing/heat sink!
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