[pucked up]

For the light only option, you guys have a full set option and light only option. What is included with the full set option? Would it be like the light only option for the X2 (both mounts, o-rings, extension cord)? I assume the light only is just the light by itself, right?

 

[Gloworm Manufacture]

Has this been designed for the battery to be attached to the back of the helmet? Or, is the battery supposed to be stored in your backpack. If attached to the helmet, please show pictures of the mounting method when the battery comes in.

It has been designed to have the battery on the back of helmet. Similar methods can be seen with Gemini Xera and Lupine Piko.

@Texas - the only thing not included in the Light Only Kit is the battery and charger.

Cheers

Gloworm

 

[pucked up]

FYI

There seems to be an error when trying to purchase the light only set. Your site will automatically add a full set to the cart without the light only. It's not adding the light only.

Is the price USD $59 or $80? It has $59 on the drop down but $80 when in the cart page.

 

[Gloworm Manufacture]

FYI

There seems to be an error when trying to purchase the light only set. Your site will automatically add a full set to the cart without the light only. It's not adding the light only.

Is the price USD $59 or $80? It has $59 on the drop down but $80 when in the cart page.

Hey,

The site is fine. The light head only price is $80. I have set up the sytem to reduce the set price by $59.

At the cart, because the main product is the Light Kit, it will only show the kit - but at the reduced price. When we receive the purchase order it indicates the exact details of the order.

Hope that helps?

Cheers

Bruce
Gloworm

 

[pucked up]

Ah...I see it now, Thanks.

Are there still some left?

 

[glader60]

11.1v batteries ?

Hey mdemm.......didn't mean to miss your post, for this I do apologise

The light will be compatible with magicshine/gemini batteries etc. It utilises a switching regulator meaning the input voltage can be higher than that required by the LED. Most of the aforementined batteries are a nominal 7.4v, as are our 2 cell and 4 cell battery.

Once again apologies for the over sight.......

Bruce and Vag
Gloworm

Can this light be safely run on a 11.1v battery or does it need a 7.4v. I have several 11.1v lipo RC car batteries.

Does the "light head only" come with both the helmet mount and bar mount?

 

[manbeer]

Can this light be safely run on a 11.1v battery or does it need a 7.4v. I have several 11.1v lipo RC car batteries.

Does the "light head only" come with both the helmet mount and bar mount?

I believe he said in above post that the light head only option has everything but the battery and charger

In regards to the LiPo packs, whether or not they can take the added current, i would be concerned that the power indicator on the light wouldn't be an accurate gauge of how much is left in your battery. Even well into lipo meltdown voltage on a 3s the battery indicator would likely still show a full charge just cause its looking to see a much lower voltage

 

[Gloworm Manufacture]

I believe he said in above post that the light head only option has everything but the battery and charger

In regards to the LiPo packs, whether or not they can take the added current, i would be concerned that the power indicator on the light wouldn't be an accurate gauge of how much is left in your battery. Even well into lipo meltdown voltage on a 3s the battery indicator would likely still show a full charge just cause its looking to see a much lower voltage

Hi All

I will need to check with the engineering team as to the max voltage of the switching regulator. However it has been designed for the 7.4v nominal battery.

Regarding the 'power indicator on the light' - the X1 does not have one. It will tell you (by emmitting a flicker sequence, but not turning the light off) appx 5min from shutdown that there is minimal voltage being supplied to the light. The regulator will then adjust the current slowly to maintain voltage until it dips below the threshold.

Once the light 'flickers' (hi-low-hi-low-hi-low-hi-low) you cannot change modes - it basically provides enough time to get out the new battery, stop your bike etc (5min appx).

Cheers

Bruce
Gloworm

 

[glader60]

In regards to the LiPo packs, whether or not they can take the added current, i would be concerned that the power indicator on the light wouldn't be an accurate gauge of how much is left in your battery. Even well into lipo meltdown voltage on a 3s the battery indicator would likely still show a full charge just cause its looking to see a much lower voltage

I have a voltage settable audible alarm that plugs into the balance plug, so no worries about hitting the lipo meltdown voltage. As well the packs are 8400mah so I'm sure I'll never hear the alarm even on full power for well over 5 hours. Just hope the light can handle the 11.1v battery, if not I do have a old 4000mah 7.4 lipo.

 

[Gloworm Manufacture]

When are we (prospective buyers) going to see some detailed photos ??? Thats going to be the selling point...

I present the Production version of the X1.....beam shots this weekend (we promise).

Cheers

Bruce and Vag
Gloworm

 

[pucked up]

Looks real nice!!

 

[Nothing's impossible]

Nice, but way bigger than I expected!

 

[M6TTF]

Big? Looks bloody small to me. Look forward to getting my hands on one

 

[Nothing's impossible]

Big is relative to what you compare it with!
If these are not extreme smal fingers this single led seems still bigger than the piko, but that's a double led emitter!

I am looking for a lighthead with a diameter around 2 cm and a big output.

 

[Cat-man-do]

Nice looking little light, the endurance race people are going to love it providing the beam pattern is suitable....And speaking of suitable: Are you going to offer a medium optic for people who might think the beam pattern too narrow ( although I see no evidence of that being the case as of yet ).

* yawn *...sorry, worked late tonight...beam pics....we ...:yawn:....need more beam pics.... damn, where'd that sheep come from...

 

[texas]

....And speaking of suitable: Are you going to offer a medium optic for people who might think the beam pattern too narrow
:

I think this is answered in post that starts the thread " The kit will include 3 interchangable optics: Flood, Spot, Super Spot. " .

 

[mdemm]

The X1 is looking good Gloworm... From what I can tell, based on the pictures you've posted. Does one need a spanner wrench (remove inner retaining ring) to change / swap the optic's ???

 

[neninja]

I am looking for a lighthead with a diameter around 2 cm and a big output.

It would be a nice idea but a light that small will have issues that will stop it from achieving the 'big output'.

You can't run the emitter as hard in a package that small due to heat so you would never be able to get close to the 850 lumens of the X1 without it's heat protection kicking in all the time.

Smaller optics are harder to get a tight controlled beam pattern and generally have less efficiency. The bigger the optic the higher the efficiency and the tighter the beam.

From my perspective the X1 seems to be a great balance between lightweight/small size and power/beam quality.

 

[roadrider1]

Regarding the 'power indicator on the light' - the X1 does not have one. Cheers

Bruce
Gloworm

How about the battery pack? Does the 2-cell battery pack have LED's showing remaining charge like the 4-cell battery pack on the X2?

 

[Gloworm Manufacture]

How about the battery pack? Does the 2-cell battery pack have LED's showing remaining charge like the 4-cell battery pack on the X2?

Yes, the battery does have indicators for battery level. Pics to follow early next week :thumbsup:

Bruce
Gloworm