so called retro bike light 1.5 volt to 6 volt please

[brand]

Prefer free (doesn't everyone!) Looking for something like this
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=231080258567&ssPageName=ADME:X:RTQ:GB:1123
It appears it doesn't matter what the voltage is as long as it lies between 1.5 and 9 volt as the bulb I will be using as a replacement has a regulator which controls the voltage. A 1 amp bulb gives me 120 lumens a very decent brightness
http://www.reflectalite.com/LEDpage.html
PS obviously pay postage

 

[young Ed]

why not get the one the one in your ebay link?
Cheers Ed

 

[brand]

They won't open it up and let me know what light bulb is in it. I can not check if there is a matching replacement. It is a Chinese one so it is possible there is no matching one available. PS changed my original post so it now makes sense! Hopefully

 

[young Ed]

i haven't a clue as to what your financial situation is like or how you are with your money, but at £4.00 i would risk it and buy the above one and find out for my self
Cheers Ed

 

[brand]

You have a point but £4 is 1.3 pints of beer. On the other hand I will have to pay postage to anyone who gives me one. I have also found out it makes no difference how many batteries you use to the light output. Soooo time to prevaricate! But moving towards your view!

 

[brand]

i haven't a clue as to what your financial situation is like or how you are with your money, but at £4.00 i would risk it and buy the above one and find out for my self
Cheers Ed

• You will not believe this. I took your advice and did a buy it now on the light. He has blocked sales to me? What a tit. I can only think it annoyed him that I asked him twice about the bulb. What a half wit. I will simply buy via a fiend.