"Colin Nelson" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Quoted message said:Hi Doki,
Quoted message said:I am using at the moment the Eurolight, has re-chargeable batteries nice
bright led's, have only charged them up once so far.Set at the right angle I
have cars flash me as if to say there too bright.<
Unlikely to be telling you that the lights are too bright, but the drivers may
be letting you know that you need to change the angle ... Dip - Don't dazzle.
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Colin N.
Lincolnshire is mostly flat ... But the wind is mostly in your face
"Unlikely to be telling you that the lights are too bright, but the drivers
may be letting you know that you need to change the angle ... Dip - Don't
dazzle."
I have 3 front lights -- 1 hub dynamo powered and, mounted on the handlebars,
2 LED beams. I have one of the LED lights deliberately angled to shine at the
oncoming traffic. It is not normally switched on -- but I have a simple
flick switch which lets me flick it on and off quite quickly just to alert
oncoming cars to my presence -- just as you undip and dip the headlights in a
car. So at night I cycle with two lights on at the front and 3 lights at the
rear ( 1 steady, 1 on full blink on and off, and one helmet mounted random
sequence)
I am also festooned with hi viz aids round my ankles and wrists and my helmet
has a wide, very hi viz strip!
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Trevor A Panther
In South Yorkshire,
England, United Kingdom.
www.tapan.pwp.blueyonder.co.uk