There is an exception to the rule. A 55W 6000K HID will be brighter than a 35W 4300K HID.
Apart from this scenario, the above statement holds true.
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There is an exception to the rule. A 55W 6000K HID will be brighter than a 35W 4300K HID.
Apart from this scenario, the above statement holds true.
ok, it should say this then
for a given power output, 4300k will produce the greatest lumen output
thanks for clearing it up guys... looks like my next set of bulbs will be something along the 4300K mark. based on my "research" it seems to be the safe point without going into the extremes.
+1 for Powerbulbs..highly recommended...Quote:
Originally Posted by NightKids
the CL9 facelifted version does not have issues with water going into the headlamps. so if you want to fix it for good, change em.
lol thats like comparing my 4000k LED hand torch to 10,000k HIDQuote:
Originally Posted by NightKids
Oh i'm a collector myself... what flashlight do you have?Quote:
Originally Posted by EG52NV
have given up trying to keep up with the trends so only got 2 flash lights leftQuote:
Originally Posted by NightKids
http://dx.com/torch-light-c78-flood-...-29095?item=25 (Love the zoomable torches) and
http://dx.com/cree-6500k-100lm-ipx8-...-4-x-aa-112889 (for maximum runtime!)
did someone say flashlight??
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NkkU0...share%27%2C%29
Back to topic... this is one of the best H1 bulbs you can get.
http://www.powerbulbs.com/au/product...eadlight-bulbs
And off topic this is my collection... lol What can I say, i love lights..
http://oi47.tinypic.com/2m5ay3b.jpg
You have 2 e05s? What a hoarder lol
I gave one to my friend as a present, but I do have 2 x LD10s as can be seen in the picture..