And so it did a few days ago, thanks Clemence for checking the whereabouts of the package for me!
Here is the first of the E21A sm205 R9050 leds in a Lumintop Tool. The tint and colour reproduction is not far from the 2000K Stanley led that I tested before, of course the Nichia has just that bit more red in it
I found a single 3000k to be fantastic in a zoomie. In an ultrafirr uf10 to be more specific. It is about 2amp direct drive off a fresh imr 16350, just about its max spec
Due to Nyepi Day (Silent Day) in Bali island some of the recent orders can’t be shipped until 180319. All public electricity including traffic, airport, internet, etc… will be shutdown in 1803(17-18). The following orders are already collected at the local post office this morning.
- 10193
- 10192
- 10191
- 10190
- 10189
- 10188
- 10187
10184
For your information:
The nearest reliable post office located 23km from the workshop, thus I normally only ship twice a week (monday & thursday).
Correct, this is the only true “earth day” in the world I know.
You can see the milky way clearly at night. No sounds but from the animals and babies. Very clean and fresh air like those found in virgin forest. Bali usually saved hundreds tonnes of fossil fuel during this day.
Can you talk more about this LED? How similar is it to candle light?
I once had a light with a de-domed XP-G 3000K 90CRI and it was just terribly orange.
I have an old Novatac Wichita which has a special driver (like in the HDS lights) with very low modes. It seems like a good match for this LED. The lowest mode actually flickers a bit, so I would even have the candle part covered :D.
It obviously makes sense to put this LED into smaller, dimmer or very floody lights because of the low color temperature, as shown by the Kruithoff Curve.
eehm, it is very orange, a flame is very orange too. and the sun during sunset. I will make a picture tonight, next to a candle (no sunset tonight, it is very grey outside).
Hahaha, using any kind of lighting outside the house you’ll get fined ($10/head/act), arrested, and probably beaten using rattan stick by the Pecalang “traditional policemen” (it’s legal by hindu law here). Non hindu people still can enjoy anything inside the house or the hotel as long as there are no lights, noise, activities detected from the outside.
But I’m lucky since in my area non hindu people are working together night guarding the neighborhood, helping those Pecalangs. A perfect time to make use all those flashlights. Unfortunately, taking beam shots would be very inappropriate :laughing:
This is from two years ago. Taken just outside the house: