My bad, my post was complete sarcasm. Iām not sure on their status on it being banned or not. Here in NC, ACE Hardware and many other stores carry the āgoodā stuff.
Kind of like how everything is āKnown to cause cancer in Californiaā, and if thatās case I donāt want to EVER go to California.
Itās the climate there, man. Southern Cal has the low humidity of a desert, but with cool, comfortable temperatures. It makes me want to wake up and go jogging. And I donāt even jog! Outdoor sports, motorcycle riding, surfing. It has a lot going for it. Some bad stuff as well, but nobody is in a rush to abandon the state. They put up with the crap, because the good outweighs the bad. Just my opinion.
Funner, the h1-a driver is a 1-cell boost driver (take in about 3.7V from single lithium battery), and output up to 3A at about 6V, so it look to me like constant current boost driver. Because of that, you can drive XHP50 and XHP70 led from Cree, if they are in 6V configuration on pcb. The xhp50 and xhp70 are similar other than xhp50 is a bit smaller and handle less maximum current (4.8A nominal vs 6A), so you will have no difference in performance, other than that a xhp70 driver may be able to output even more power.
Sorry but that means nothing, that is just a bunch of misleading numbers. The claimed current output could mean something if accurate, which is to be seen if someone tests it. But⦠lumen output? No need to make me laugh⦠I'm on it! :-D
Sorry, I should have used the amperage instead of the theoretical lumens they provided.
Moon is 0.05A
x6
Low is 0.3A
x5
Med is 1.5A
x2
High is 3A
x1.6
Turbo is 4.8A
If we ignore their lumen ratings, the amperage ratings look much better. I donāt know why they think 0.3A would be 40 lumen. That may be a typo. I think they meant 400 lumen. If that is the case, then the concern I had about the big 40 lm to 1500 lm jump is gone.