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I wonder why they chose to put the lamp the other way around?
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Most european lanterns like WRTL Arcs and Urbis Sapphire's have it that way too.
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Beast of athing! Must of cost a fair bit to get that posted
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Yeah postage was a fair bit but meh, live a little lol. I've striped the gear out and rigged it to use my collection of external gearboxes. I'm running a Philips 150w SON-T in it and the optics are very nice, it directs the light into a very nice beam and there is practically no glare when you look at it off-axis.
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has america gone LED or they still using son and merc as standard?
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"I wonder why they chose to put the lamp the other way around?" The reflector is inverting optically i.e. the closer the lamp arctube to the gear, the wider angle towards the road the light is thrown out. Positioning the lamp like that means max throw angle without taking up space from the gear compartment by recessing the socket too far back
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Interesting lantern esp 200W SON? Depends on the state phil some have gone LED some haven’t
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