[RBW] Re: FS: Supernova E3 Triple with Tail light

2011-02-24 Thread stevep33
That is a great deal.

On Feb 24, 1:18 pm, Kelly Sleeper  wrote:
> I will box and ups prepaid in continental us.  Looking for 250 dollars.  
> This is a great deal in my opinion.  I have not cut any of the wires.

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[RBW] Re: FS: Supernova E3 Triple with Tail light

2011-02-24 Thread Minh
is it really true you should not use this light on the road? (too
bright?)

On Feb 24, 1:18 pm, Kelly Sleeper  wrote:
> I have a 1 month old Supernova E3 Triple with Tail light purchased from
> Peter White Cycles.   I've decided I like he Edelux bettor for my
> applications.  
>
> I will box and ups prepaid in continental us.  Looking for 250 dollars.  
> This is a great deal in my opinion.  I have not cut any of the wires.
>
> I have not checked the warrenty policies.  But sure I can provide reciept
> from my purchase for you if needed.  
>
> Kelly

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[RBW] Re: FS: Supernova E3 Triple with Tail light

2011-02-24 Thread rcnute
I think placement is key.  If you put that light on handlebars you
will (as I did) blind oncoming traffic.

Ryan

On Feb 24, 7:15 pm, Minh  wrote:
> is it really true you should not use this light on the road? (too
> bright?)
>
> On Feb 24, 1:18 pm, Kelly Sleeper  wrote:
>
> > I have a 1 month old Supernova E3 Triple with Tail light purchased from
> > Peter White Cycles.   I've decided I like he Edelux bettor for my
> > applications.  
>
> > I will box and ups prepaid in continental us.  Looking for 250 dollars.  
> > This is a great deal in my opinion.  I have not cut any of the wires.
>
> > I have not checked the warrenty policies.  But sure I can provide reciept
> > from my purchase for you if needed.  
>
> > Kelly
>
>

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[RBW] Re: FS: Supernova E3 Triple with Tail light

2011-02-25 Thread Montclair BobbyB
I don't see how one can go wrong with an E3, and is not the 'traffic
blinding' issue a matter of how one positions and aims the light at
the road ahead??  I'd take brighter any day.

Slightly OT, after reading good reviews on this forum, I recently
picked up (from Longleaf Bicycles) a B&M IQ Cyo Senso Plus, which
appears to be functionally very similar to my Schmidt Edelux, in a
slightly different casing (and for $65 less).  This one I intend to
swap between various bikes; I'd be interested in hearing whether
anyone has created some type of quick-connect solution for their dyno
lights.  I've done this with the wiring to my hubs, each of which uses
a slightly different connector, so I use a universal connector a few
inches up the fork, allowing me connect different lights (also wired
with the universal connector) on different hubs.. but I'd like to also
fashion some kind of quick-release for the light itself.

Thanks,
BB


On Feb 25, 12:32 pm, BykMor  wrote:
> Just to let potential buyers know...
>
> I just purchased an E3 Triple and used it while racing at the 24 Hours in
> the Old Pueblo mountain bike race in Tucson, AZ last weekend. One of my laps
> *only *used the handlebar mounted E3, and I survived. An additional helmet
> mounted light is recommended for the corners and was used on subsequent
> laps.
>
> It is a bright light with a broad swath of usable light, but it is NOT the
> light you want for road randonneuring or cyclomuting. It would be REALLY
> COOL on a Hunqapillar! An EDelux would work, as well, but this one will show
> you the branches about to whap you in the face and light up the owl eyes in
> the tree up there. FYI- The E3 Triple uses a symmetric beam, meaning there
> is a cone of light and plenty of light is sent above the horizon. This is
> useful out on a dirt trail, but not good in two-way traffic.
>
> Happy Trails,
> BykMor

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[RBW] Re: FS: Supernova E3 Triple with Tail light

2011-02-27 Thread BykMor
BB,

"Traffic blinding" is NOT just a matter of positioning the 
light. Asymmetric beam patterns, such as the EDelux, have a beam pattern 
that aims light at the bottom half of the... imagine that your headlight is 
the pointy end of an ice cream cone and light project out in 360 degrees 
from that point... cone. Yes, you could just aim that cone down, but you'd 
have to aim it pretty 'straight down' not to be sending light up above the 
horizon. Not the most efficient. Asymmetric beam patterns control the light 
and aim all of the emitted light at the road in front of you. And, yes, cars 
in front of you still see a very bright light, they just don't have that 
very bright light shining right in their eyes. Automobile headlights work in 
this way. Similar to the difference between High beams and Low beams.

The E3 Triple is not meant for the road. The EDelux is.

In regard to your second question. The E3 I bought came with a couple brass 
connectors that would act nicely as a "quick connect". Of course, you could 
use basically any connector from an electronics store. The trick is to 
figure out what you would like to "quickly disconnect" and what you would 
like to leave behind. The E3 I have connects via a quick-release mount to 
the handlebar. I'd like to have a connector close to the light, but that 
would require cutting the wire that is hardwired to the light pretty short. 
A scary proposition.

Cheers,
BykMor

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[RBW] Re: FS: Supernova E3 Triple with Tail light

2011-02-27 Thread Kelly Sleeper
Did I mention the tail light was included with wiring, adaptor for single 
hole rack, free freight.
 
Of course I did.. :(   Now I'm really sorry I bought this light.. brand new 
and can't sell it. 
 
It will make a nice paper weight on the desk.. :)
 
 

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[RBW] Re: FS: Supernova E3 Triple with Tail light

2011-02-28 Thread BykMor
I don't think it's unsellable.

If I hadn't just bought mine, I'd be very interested. The price is great.

Check out Supernova's website. Current 24 Hour World Champions used this 
light!

http://www.supernova-lights.com/en/products/e3_triple2.html

Again, your Hunqapillar needs one!!! (This commenter has no affiliation with 
the seller :-)

Cheers,
BykMor

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[RBW] Re: FS: Supernova E3 Triple with Tail light

2011-02-28 Thread Kelly Sleeper
Thanks for everyones interest .. It's sold.

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[RBW] Re: FS: Supernova E3 Triple with Tail light

2011-02-28 Thread Montclair BobbyB
Thanks, BykMor, I now understand.

I would ideally like a quick-release mount to place my B&M on the
handlebar or on the front/side of a rack, and/or on the front of my
Wald basket... Now I realize these should all require different
mounts; but perhaps not.

I'd love to see your quick release for your E3... Do you have pics you
can share?

THANKS!
BB

On Feb 27, 9:40 pm, BykMor  wrote:
> BB,
>
> "Traffic blinding" is NOT just a matter of positioning the
> light. Asymmetric beam patterns, such as the EDelux, have a beam pattern
> that aims light at the bottom half of the... imagine that your headlight is
> the pointy end of an ice cream cone and light project out in 360 degrees
> from that point... cone. Yes, you could just aim that cone down, but you'd
> have to aim it pretty 'straight down' not to be sending light up above the
> horizon. Not the most efficient. Asymmetric beam patterns control the light
> and aim all of the emitted light at the road in front of you. And, yes, cars
> in front of you still see a very bright light, they just don't have that
> very bright light shining right in their eyes. Automobile headlights work in
> this way. Similar to the difference between High beams and Low beams.
>
> The E3 Triple is not meant for the road. The EDelux is.
>
> In regard to your second question. The E3 I bought came with a couple brass
> connectors that would act nicely as a "quick connect". Of course, you could
> use basically any connector from an electronics store. The trick is to
> figure out what you would like to "quickly disconnect" and what you would
> like to leave behind. The E3 I have connects via a quick-release mount to
> the handlebar. I'd like to have a connector close to the light, but that
> would require cutting the wire that is hardwired to the light pretty short.
> A scary proposition.
>
> Cheers,
> BykMor

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Re: [RBW] Re: FS: Supernova E3 Triple with Tail light

2011-02-24 Thread Kelly Sleeper
I dont have an answer.  I don't consider it to bright

Kelly

Sent from my iPhone

On Feb 24, 2011, at 9:15 PM, Minh  wrote:

> is it really true you should not use this light on the road? (too
> bright?)
> 
> On Feb 24, 1:18 pm, Kelly Sleeper  wrote:
>> I have a 1 month old Supernova E3 Triple with Tail light purchased from
>> Peter White Cycles.   I've decided I like he Edelux bettor for my
>> applications.  
>> 
>> I will box and ups prepaid in continental us.  Looking for 250 dollars.  
>> This is a great deal in my opinion.  I have not cut any of the wires.
>> 
>> I have not checked the warrenty policies.  But sure I can provide reciept
>> from my purchase for you if needed.  
>> 
>> Kelly
> 
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Re: [RBW] Re: FS: Supernova E3 Triple with Tail light

2011-02-25 Thread BykMor
Just to let potential buyers know...

I just purchased an E3 Triple and used it while racing at the 24 Hours in 
the Old Pueblo mountain bike race in Tucson, AZ last weekend. One of my laps 
*only *used the handlebar mounted E3, and I survived. An additional helmet 
mounted light is recommended for the corners and was used on subsequent 
laps.

It is a bright light with a broad swath of usable light, but it is NOT the 
light you want for road randonneuring or cyclomuting. It would be REALLY 
COOL on a Hunqapillar! An EDelux would work, as well, but this one will show 
you the branches about to whap you in the face and light up the owl eyes in 
the tree up there. FYI- The E3 Triple uses a symmetric beam, meaning there 
is a cone of light and plenty of light is sent above the horizon. This is 
useful out on a dirt trail, but not good in two-way traffic.

Happy Trails,
BykMor

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