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This is my super-bright CatEye TL-LD1100 rear bike light. It definately gets me noticed whilst out on the road. The trouble is, I think it's so bright that it dazzles some drivers - which would defeat the whole point, as they crash into me!
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Battery confusion: AA LR6 rechargeable batteries for bicycle lights?
I want to buy a set of bike lights and I'm considering this Cateye EL530 & TL1100:
http://www.discountcyclesdirect.co.uk/pr oduct_info.php?products_id=6611
But what voltage do the Cateye lights need? Most rechargeables
I use NiMH batteries and they do very well for me.
For 'proper' lighting I use systems that use 6v rechargeable systems using a car like battery giving 15w+.
Even better I use dynamo lighting systems that do away with batteries
Cateye Rear Bike Lights (2 x TL-LD600 + 1 x TL- ...
The nights are drawing in, so I botched together a mop handle to make a rear frame with cable ties and gaffer tape so I could attach 2 Cateye TL ...
New Products Galore at PressCamp
CatEyes Bill Peck may have the freshest product at Deer Valley with some of the Japanese companys latest lighting innovations arriving Monday night. Among them is a new computer, the Urban Wireless, that will calculate the amount of CO2 riders save when they pedal instead of driveabout $55 at retail. It lets you get your green on, he quipped. Another nifty item is a $250 GPS-enabled video cam that easily attaches to a helmet with Velcro straps. Called the INOU, users can upload their ride to INOUAtlas.com and pull out a variety of ride statistics as well as video. Another new light, so new that it has yet to get an official name, has an optical and motion sensor that shuts the power off a few moments after the rider stops pedaling. It saves battery life, Peck said. Also new are two major full-on lighting systems the Sumo II and the Sumo III. Peck admits that its a tough category at retail. And these units, while pushing out plenty of light, will retail for $450 and $550Cateye EL-135 and TL-LD130R Bicycle Headlight and Tail Light ...
Cateye EL-135 and TL-LD130R Bicycle Headlight and Tail Light Combination Description:
See and be seen with the CatEye® HL-EL135 headlight and TL-LD130 taillight bicycle light set. The HL-EL135 headlight uses three LEDs with OptiCube™ lens technology and a wider beam pattern to see more of the road. The TL-LD130 taillight offers awesome triple-LED performance at an economical price. Three modes let you decide how flashy you want to be. This set is perfect for commuters.
Amazon Sales Rank: #3776 in Sports & Outdoors Brand: Cateye Model: EL-135/TL-LD130 Released on: 2007-05-23 Dimensions: 2.00″ h x 4.10″ w x 5.50″ l, .40 pounds Features Battery-powered 3 white-LED headlight and 3 red-LED tail light with mounts Flashing and constant modes for headlight; 3 flashing modes for tail light Headlight uses 2 AA batteries; tail light uses 2 AAA batteries Headlight run times: 80 hours...
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