Here - btw - if anybody wants to see are a couple of vids I took on my first proper outing with them. Sorry - no before examples. There are some High beam moments and some with fogs on moments too. https://app.box.com/s/42d3b6whw28hzpo7xznp7sly19gnleui
@Nathan Edwards@DEcosse
The JW Speaker Adaptives I have on my R3R (2 @ 5¾") are superb & the absolute best motor lights I have ever seen.
My previous JW Speaker Daymakers were my #1 prior to the Adaptives.
I have tested the Daymakers but not yet the Adaptives.
I would assume a JW Speaker single 7" would test very close to the same.
Your & your motor swim over here to Washington State & we shall test it!
@1olbull I had no idea you had a procedure/equipment to test lights out. I'd love to test my Chinese LED setup, since a few Captains are using them. I know they're brighter than stock, but aren't objective numbers always more fun than subjective "they're better" lol.
Rob,
That can be fairly easily arranged.
One place I use (mostly for torch testing) is the soccer field of a nearby elementary school.
The ambient light is under .1 lux and affords accurate measurements.
Probably would take the two us a couple hours, one to lay out the course and another to take incident readings.
If interested, let me know and we shall set it up for one dark-ass night. Sooner is better as the days are getting longer . . .
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Thanks 1olbull, I think I'll give them a try!
WOAH! Wait, holly $hit! Are you kidding me, $477 dollars for one? I might have to hold off on that upgrade. They must be made with cryptimonium!
Darn, but they have come way down in price!
I paid $1400 for the pair through Revzilla (highly recommend) back in May of 2016!
I see now they are $956 for a pair at Revzilla.
Amazon wants $1246 for a pair. HUGE difference!
WOW! I spent $444 more for nearly a two year jump ahead of the curve . . .
Was it worth it . . . . . . . . . . . ???