Does anyone have any opinion on which of these lights is the best, that
is brightest, I have seen the former in action but not the latter.
Please keep to subject, NOT battery LED v dynamo LED
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B&M Seculite Plus v 4D Lite Plus
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MSeries <[email hidden]> sd / msg
<[email hidden]> dtd Sun, 16 Oct
2005 18:37:45 +0100:Quoted message said:
Does anyone have any opinion on which of these lights is the best, that
is brightest, I have seen the former in action but not the latter.
Please keep to subject, NOT battery LED v dynamo LEDDo you mean the 4D TopLight? I have found them excellent (I have four
of them). I habe not used the SecuLite. The TopLight has a built-in
full-size reflector and good wide-angle visibility. I think both are
probably good products.Guy
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simple, neat and wrong" - HL Mencken -
Just zis Guy said:
MSeries <[email hidden]> sd / msg
<[email hidden]> dtd Sun, 16 Oct
2005 18:37:45 +0100:Quoted message said:
Does anyone have any opinion on which of these lights is the best, that
is brightest, I have seen the former in action but not the latter.
Please keep to subject, NOT battery LED v dynamo LEDDo you mean the 4D TopLight?
Yes, probably.
Quoted message said:
I have found them excellent (I have four
of them). I habe not used the SecuLite. The TopLight has a built-in
full-size reflector and good wide-angle visibility. I think both are
probably good products.
Thanks -
Just zis Guy said:
MSeries <[email hidden]> sd / msg
<[email hidden]> dtd Sun, 16 Oct
2005 18:37:45 +0100:Quoted message said:
Does anyone have any opinion on which of these lights is the best, that
is brightest, I have seen the former in action but not the latter.
Please keep to subject, NOT battery LED v dynamo LEDDo you mean the 4D TopLight?
Actually I mean the 4D Lite Plus (4 LEDs, mudguard mounted), not the
Top LIte (single bright LED, rack mounted) I already have one of those. -
MSeries <[email hidden]> sd / msg
<[email hidden]> dtd Sun, 16 Oct
2005 22:28:28 +0100:Quoted message said:
Actually I mean the 4D Lite Plus (4 LEDs, mudguard mounted), not the
Top LIte (single bright LED, rack mounted) I already have one of those.And I meant the 4D TopLight, 4 LEDs rack mounted.
Guy
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http://www.chapmancentral.co.uk"To every complex problem there is a solution which is
simple, neat and wrong" - HL Mencken -
MSeries said:
Just zis Guy said:
MSeries <[email hidden]> sd / msg
<[email hidden]> dtd Sun, 16
Oct 2005 18:37:45 +0100:Quoted message said:
Does anyone have any opinion on which of these lights is the best,
that is brightest, I have seen the former in action but not the
latter. Please keep to subject, NOT battery LED v dynamo LEDDo you mean the 4D TopLight?
Actually I mean the 4D Lite Plus (4 LEDs, mudguard mounted), not the
Top LIte (single bright LED, rack mounted) I already have one of
those.I have one of the Seculite Plus on the rear mudguard of my "leave locked at
the station hack". Powered by a B&M bottle dynamo which also runs a B&M
headlamp.Pros:
It seems pretty bright and reasonable spread of visibility behind.
Standlight does all one would expect.
Adequate as rear light for my after dark use (rural Suffolk roads to local
station).Cons:
The plastic bubble lens looks a bit exposed to either bike-rack bashes, or
carelessness when turning bike over for any emergency repairs. Its survived
so far, and no sign of problems, but it looks vulnerable.If I were buying again I might pick the 4D Lite Plus as it looks a bit more
solid. Whether it is significantly different, I don't know.- Nigel
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Nigel Cliffe,
Webmaster at http://www.2mm.org.uk/ -
MSeries said:
Just zis Guy said:
MSeries <[email hidden]> sd / msg
<[email hidden]> dtd Sun, 16 Oct
2005 18:37:45 +0100:Quoted message said:
Does anyone have any opinion on which of these lights is the best, that
is brightest, I have seen the former in action but not the latter.
Please keep to subject, NOT battery LED v dynamo LEDDo you mean the 4D TopLight?
Actually I mean the 4D Lite Plus (4 LEDs, mudguard mounted), not the
Top LIte (single bright LED, rack mounted) I already have one of those.what a dogs dinner of brand names B&M have got into. I ended up with
the single LED rack mounted light, expecting it to have four diodes
like the 4 diode mudguard one I bought my mum for christmas and was
rather disappointed. I never realised there actually was a 4d toplight
until today. So can't compare one 4D with the other but can confirm
that 4D (mudguard) is much better than 1D (rack) but I think you knew
that alreadyoh well
james -
I've had one (the dynamo one with battery option, light-sensor and
standlight); my only criticism is the switch, which is very
un-positive, and easily slides between the three positions, sometimes
by itself on bumpy roads.
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