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Thanks again, everyone. I've gone for the 12w spot. That should impress them coming down the
Penistone Rd!

Charged the battery up last night - makes a massive difference. Even the 5W spot is reasonably
impressive on a fresh battery. Not sure how much of the battery life it gives out that kind of
power though.

- Richard

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Thanks again, everyone. I've gone for the 12w spot. That should impress

them

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coming down the Penistone Rd!

Charged the battery up last night - makes a massive difference. Even the 5W spot is reasonably
impressive on a fresh battery. Not sure how much of the battery life it gives out that kind of
power though.

You'll be impressed ... Now is the time of year you'll learn about them. I find the rear light an
impressive purchase too.

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You'll be impressed ... Now is the time of year you'll learn about them. I find the rear light an
impressive purchase too.

Agreed, I'm very pleased with the rear light, very bright. My only complaint is there isn't a switch
on the unit itself or on the cable, but requires unplugging to switch off. I have a velcro fitting
battery so fairly easy to hold the plug/socket in place. But I am concerned that the internal wires
could get damaged in time because of the constant "twiddling" of the cable. What do others do? Has
anyone fitted an inline switch to it?

Spencer Rook () said:

Agreed, I'm very pleased with the rear light, very bright.
My only complaint is there isn't a switch on the unit
itself or on the cable, but requires unplugging to switch
off. I have a velcro fitting battery so fairly easy to
hold the plug/socket in place. But I am concerned that the
internal wires could get damaged in time because of the
constant "twiddling" of the cable. What do others do? Has
anyone fitted an inline switch to it?

Not yet, as I've only just received mine, and it'll only be
used in dull weather occasionally until the nights start
closing in in a couple of months ;-)

See my initial thoughts at:

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