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Lighting Power?

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End of august, I'm going to participate in a 'night trial'. As far as I know the last trial in Holland (or Belgium) were you can 'travel' some distance between the non-stops. The third round starts at 22.30hr, so you need to have light on your bike. The non-stops are lighted with 1 or 2 500W lamps(witch creates a lot of 'shadows') but in the fields in between, you have to do it yourself.

Since my REV 4T has only two firefly's in what they call a headlamp, I was thinking about putting some extra lighting on.

So the next questions is: how much power can be delivered by the lighting coil/regulator?

Eventually, I can look for the powerled-type kind of lamps, but those are still quite expensive. Did someone already replaced the 20W headlight to a 50W bulb, without melting down some components?

Thanks for the comments/advise/info... :banana2:

Chris

Can't comment on the electrical output of a Beta 4t but what about using some of the head mounted lights mountain bikers use?

Can't comment on the electrical output of a Beta 4t but what about using some of the head mounted lights mountain bikers use?

smart lights 20w power and come with btry........i have used the on my cycle and cars have flashed me to dip the beam when on full......lol. Should be just the trick i guess good luck with the trial.

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Thanks for the replies, I'll have a look at Halfords :banana2:

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