sevenfourate
Devotee of OCD
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- Lowestoft, Suffolk
Wont go back to separate batteries again.
‘Braver’ than me. I’d never have even gone there in the first place…….
Wont go back to separate batteries again.
Thing is, unless its easy to replace the permanent battery in a device, said device is only as good for as long as the battery lasts.‘Braver’ than me. I’d never have even gone there in the first place…….
Thing is, unless its easy to replace the permanent battery in a device, said device is only as good for as long as the battery lasts.
But being able to charge your lights anywhere is incredibly convenient.
As I'm into reducing the amount of crap that ends up in a landfill, I did a quick search for a light that can be charged easily, but has a battery that is replaceable.
Found this....
https://bookmanvisibility.com/products/volume-1500
More expensive than a Cateye, but would most probably last longer, for above reason. Aluminum housing which is nice, 205g vs nearest Cateye equivalent at 200g (for Cateye Amp 1100)
The Bookman lasts longer on a full charge.
I'll be investing in something like the the Bookman, next purchase.
Exposure Trace is very good.
https://www.exposurelights.com/products/trace-4?_pos=2&_sid=cbc4cf22c&_ss=r
Yes, but I have the Trace MK3. I mainly use it for daytime riding with the Daybright setting. I've occasionally used it on unlit roads at night and found it illuminates the road well.You’re using one Paul ?