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well, i knew it was only a matter of time before we could get them, to fit Lightforce's etc...

 

well, this bulb

 

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/GY6-35-27SMD5050-LED-LIGHT-BULB-/130594615991?pt=UK_Light_Bulbs&var=&hash=item1e680bb2b7

 

will fit.

 

 

Has anybody tried these? does the beam stay tight? can they be used with a dimmer?

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No this LED won't do the job..its to convert halogen bulbs in boats and caravan internal lights..iv got a modified 2d maglite that's a lot better than a cluson cb2 but it isn't a patch on the light force for throw and spot at distance....have a look on candle power forum if you want some helpful info on torchs and lamps

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The element on the striker bulb is 18mm from the base of the lense give or take a few mm..the led bulb your looking at has LEDs all around it ..you won't get it to focas....it'll be rubbish....you don't need a transformer or a ballast to run these led bulbs...

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Don't waste your money, that's all that "LED" will be.

 

Buy a Thrunite TN31, don't know how they'd be for dags (someone will have to take one for the team there, I don't got a dog) but for I use one for spotting and I leave the LF at home.

 

On the LF front, I've a HID conversion kit in the post from Oz, not arrived yet due to Christmas etc. Told it will draw 1/3rd of the power of a 100W bulb and give better distance. It, however, won't dim, takes 15 or so seconds to get to "full" power, but quite bright by 5 seconds. So, not for everyone.

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