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Friday, 23rd, September 2011 at 00:24
That’s not the 0.5W Smart – that’s older !
Even the 0.5W is only £10 – isn’t the DiNotte ~10x that ?
There’s now a 1.0W Smart at ~£18 which would make for a more interesting comparison …
Friday, 23rd, September 2011 at 09:33
If you would like to send me a 1.0W Smart, I would be happy to do a comparison, but I suspect that the DiNotte would still clearly out shine it. The DiNotte lights are way brighter than any of the cheap blinky lights.
Tuesday, 21st, October 2008 at 20:21
Should be able to get a couple of hours from a fully charge set of NiMH rechargeable batteries.
Only problem I have is my charger is not very good and the batteries are getting a decent charge at home (the one at work is better), so I think I will be buying a new changer soon. I am thinking of getting one of these, not the cheapest but should do the job rather better than this one, which has never really worked well.
Monday, 20th, October 2008 at 21:23
Wow, looks like you’ve got a seriously bright rear light there! How long will it burn, say, from a good full set of NiMH rechargable batteries?