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WTB: relatively powerful rechargeable headlight

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  1. I'm looking for a rechargeable headlight in the 10-25w range,
    preferably 15-25w. Basically something powerful enough to use on a
    trail or road with no lights. I'm currently using an all-in-one
    rechargeable light and it really isn't doing the trick so I definitly
    need to step it up to a light with an external battery pack. If you
    have an offer you can send me an email at [email hidden] - thanks

  2. milsk8 said:

    I'm looking for a rechargeable headlight in the 10-25w range,
    preferably 15-25w. Basically something powerful enough to use on a
    trail or road with no lights. I'm currently using an all-in-one
    rechargeable light and it really isn't doing the trick so I definitly
    need to step it up to a light with an external battery pack. If you
    have an offer you can send me an email at [email hidden] - thanks

    Jim Taylor at Jet Lites sells a fine Halogen lite which I like better
    than HID because it is instant on, no low-lite 15 minute warmup
    required like HID. I've used two of them for over a year: one 6v 10w
    helmet spot to flash off drivers about to slide thru the stop signs
    and signal lites, and a 12v 15w handlebar flood, for bright
    no-nonsense road visibility. Jet Lites work great, and their
    battery/intelligent charger/smart switch/fuel gage technology is
    second to none.
    http://www.jetlites.com/sfsb_ss_fg.html

    --
    John Mustarde
    www.photolin.com

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