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Quit being a pansy and just get a short arc kit even you have to make one for it. 
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I don't know what that is but I assume its bright. XD
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Quit being a pansy and just get a short arc kit even you have to make one for it.
"That's ignerint, stop being ignerint!"
No such thing as an automotive short arc kit, fool!
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I'm pretty sure I see a filament there. Looks like you lost even at "80% chance"... so don't plan a vegas trip any time soon
They generally use about 55W, but maybe more like 40W if you're running from a small SLA. According to this thread on CPF, they have 1000-1500lm.
Damn... Oh well... Im not that good with non-laser photon emitters.
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I'm pretty sure I see a filament there. Looks like you lost even at "80% chance"... so don't plan a vegas trip any time soon
They generally use about 55W, but maybe more like 40W if you're running from a small SLA. According to this thread on CPF, they have 1000-1500lm.
correct. i have a similar unit. my uses the sylvania automotive type regular car head lights.
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"That's ignerint, stop being ignerint!"
No such thing as an automotive short arc kit, fool!
or gtfo.
Basicly I'm saying to find a way to mount one of these
With a lighter weight battery inside of
To be able to do this
Not likely to happen if not impossible, but still more or less was joking around.
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dude, backpack! on the back would be the battery pack, and on the front, right on your chest, you could have the actual light assembly facing forward, so everywhere you walk there will be a spotlight in front of you! Well, where there's a will, there's a way ;-)
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How much do those arc lamps cost anyway?
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Got a vid!
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How much do those arc lamps cost anyway?
a few hundred dollars with some costing thousands
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Lets try a Xenon short arc lamp in that!!
Anyways... you may want to try an 6500K HID (35W) in that. The kits are around.
~180 for the ballast and 60 for the bulb?
Anyways... you may want to try an 6500K HID (35W) in that. The kits are around.
~180 for the ballast and 60 for the bulb?
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get a 4300k H4 motorcycle HID kit off of ebay. Or get the automotive H4 one to get two ballasts and two burners.
4300k is generally brighter than 6500k :angel:
4300k is generally brighter than 6500k :angel:
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What are those HID kits on ebay that are like 60 bucks for 2 ballasts and two bulbs?
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35W high pressure metal halides in a P32/d base, or rebased to fit halogen bulb bases. Xenon added to increase light output during warm-up.
4300k for highest lumen output at 35W.
all ebay kits are cheap craps in boxes, just gotta cross your fingers when you click "Buy"
Also, many H4 PnP kits do weird things like move the bulb with a solenoid for high beams, or have a piggy-backed mini halogen bulb for the high beam. Try to avoid these and just get the regular burner centered on an H4 base.
4300k for highest lumen output at 35W.
all ebay kits are cheap craps in boxes, just gotta cross your fingers when you click "Buy"
Also, many H4 PnP kits do weird things like move the bulb with a solenoid for high beams, or have a piggy-backed mini halogen bulb for the high beam. Try to avoid these and just get the regular burner centered on an H4 base.
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I suppose. What about this?
55W HID XENON Conversion Kit H1 H4 H7 9003 9005 9006 | eBay
There are 35 watt ones too.
HID Kit Bulb H11 H13 HB3 9006 880 10000K 6000K H4 D2S | eBay
55W HID XENON Conversion Kit H1 H4 H7 9003 9005 9006 | eBay
There are 35 watt ones too.
HID Kit Bulb H11 H13 HB3 9006 880 10000K 6000K H4 D2S | eBay
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Those look good. They do have that extra bulb shield that you'll need to remove, but they aren't those weird ones that move or that have a separate bulb.
