Crafted some micro brews this weekend

Monday, March 5, 2012

Crafted some micro brews this weekend

A few different flavors, a little bit of everything

1 comment:

plumbingJuly 14, 2012 at 9:05 AM
A little bit of everything is really exciting. It gives an exciting flavor.
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What is the Amoeba bike light?

The Amoeba is the smallest, lightest weight, lowest profile bike light out there!

You will never know you have a light on (of course, until you switch it on!) Just ask someone who has one, they are out there everywhere.

Are any of these factors important to you when choosing a light?

1. – Size (low profile)

2. - Weight

3. - Non proprietary batteries

4. - Customer service

5. - A light that is made by a bicyclist who uses his lights on an almost daily basis and knows the importance of reliability and shares the same passion for biking as you.

Standard set-up - (Current specs)

2x Cree XP-G2 LED's (mix of spot and flood beam pattern, biased toward spot) - ~800 lumens total output

or

2x Cree XM-L2 LED's (mix of flood and spot beam pattern, biased toward flood) - ~800 lumens total output

regulated at 800ma. Single mode – on/off

anodized aluminum housing (matte silver, bright silver, or dark bronze)

Optical grade Lexan front cover, rubber switch cover, Trail Tech connectors, waterproof cable gland

7.4V 2600mAh rechargeable Li-Ion Battery w/ 1.2 amp smart fast charger

Trail Tech jumper cable

~3 1/2 hours runtime - ~3 hour charge time with a total weight of 159 grams

$220 dollars (plus $10 Priority shipping in the USA) for 1 light head, battery, smart charger, charger adaptor cable.

Handle bar mounts for $10.

Helmet mounts for $15

$45 for extra 3.5hr batteries.

I can also do 6, 9, 12 hr Li- Ion batteries, and AA battery holders too.

Car charger for $20.

There are 3 new flavors that all use TaskLED drivers. More lumens, dimming and strobing levels.!! Email me for more info.

Also doing a "psycho" bright rear light now!

Email for details on current configurations
amoeba.bike.lights@gmail.com

Amoeba - The simplest "light" form

Monday, March 5, 2012