BATTERY FOR BIKE LIGHTS ?

http://www.batteryspace.com/
bike light batteries
example:
LCH4P2S4WCWP-FG

On Mon, 27 Apr 2009 18:48:42 -0700 (PDT), datakoll wrote:

http://www.batteryspace.com/
bike light batteries
example:
LCH4P2S4WCWP-FG

I have experience with them. All good.

datakoll wrote:
http://www.batteryspace.com/
bike light batteries
example:
LCH4P2S4WCWP-FG

177 Wh for $157? What are you going to run, 20W halogens all night?
Using lithiums with halogens is kind of like using a pop-up abacus on
your computer.

Peter Cole wrote:

datakoll wrote:

http://www.batteryspace.com/
bike light batteries
example:
LCH4P2S4WCWP-FG

177 Wh for $157? What are you going to run, 20W halogens all night?
Using lithiums with halogens is kind of like using a pop-up abacus on
your computer.

The item description says 77Wh. That would be good for a ~10W LED
system, with capacity for a long round trip in the dark, or the
ability to charge every few rides instead of every outing.

Chalo

Bought 2 for a sea kayak bilge pump. a hammer. and nun too soon, here
come dah rocks.
Fond memories of Colorado Cyclist's light show reminded that DIY light
packages might come in cheaper.
Clapotis.
Sales is helpful and responsive.
I'll let yawl know if it works.

Chalo wrote:
Peter Cole wrote:
datakoll wrote:
http://www.batteryspace.com/
bike light batteries
example:
LCH4P2S4WCWP-FG
177 Wh for $157? What are you going to run, 20W halogens all night?
Using lithiums with halogens is kind of like using a pop-up abacus on
your computer.

The item description says 77Wh. That would be good for a ~10W LED
system, with capacity for a long round trip in the dark, or the
ability to charge every few rides instead of every outing.

Chalo

10W of LEDs is a honking big light.

Peter Cole wrote:
Chalo wrote:
Peter Cole wrote:
datakoll wrote:
http://www.batteryspace.com/
bike light batteries
example:
LCH4P2S4WCWP-FG
177 Wh for $157? What are you going to run, 20W halogens all night?
Using lithiums with halogens is kind of like using a pop-up abacus on
your computer.

The item description says 77Wh. That would be good for a ~10W LED
system, with capacity for a long round trip in the dark, or the
ability to charge every few rides instead of every outing.

Chalo

10W of LEDs is a honking big light.

10 Watts is the norm in mountain bike riding.

On Apr 29, 10:28*am, Davo wrote:
Peter Cole wrote:
Chalo wrote:
Peter Cole wrote:
datakoll wrote:
http://www.batteryspace.com/
bike light batteries
example:
LCH4P2S4WCWP-FG
177 Wh for $157? What are you going to run, 20W halogens all night?
Using lithiums with halogens is kind of like using a pop-up abacus on
your computer.

The item description says 77Wh. *That would be good for a ~10W LED
system, with capacity for a long round trip in the dark, or the
ability to charge every few rides instead of every outing.

Chalo

10W of LEDs is a honking big light.

10 Watts is the norm in mountain bike riding.- Hide quoted text -

I would have thought daylight was the norm for mountain bike riding.

Davo wrote:
Peter Cole wrote:
Chalo wrote:
Peter Cole wrote:
datakoll wrote:
http://www.batteryspace.com/
bike light batteries
example:
LCH4P2S4WCWP-FG
177 Wh for $157? What are you going to run, 20W halogens all night?
Using lithiums with halogens is kind of like using a pop-up abacus on
your computer.

The item description says 77Wh. That would be good for a ~10W LED
system, with capacity for a long round trip in the dark, or the
ability to charge every few rides instead of every outing.

Chalo

10W of LEDs is a honking big light.

10 Watts is the norm in mountain bike riding.

OK, then that battery pack is the nuts for a 8 hr MTB night ride.

thought ?

visit rec mtb ?