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I stock many of the parts used in these Bike lighting projects, on my web store.
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Beam shots 1

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Here's the beam shot line up.
The Marwi P7 is a halogen conversion - More info here on this light
The DX1 P7 is flashlight conversion with the 1.4 amp/2.8 amp/Clicky switch mod - More info here on this light
The Hoffman P7 is a one-off home brew of mine that was too expensive to have made in a machine shop

The DX2 P7 is Deal extreme SKU 25149 P7 bike light. - More info here on this light
I had not taken actual current measurements on this light yet, so I didn't know the actual current settings for High and Low

The 1.4 amp/2.8 amp/Clicky switch mod is explained on this page
 
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The reflectors used in each of the lights.
The Hoffman uses reflector #1
The Marwi uses reflector #1
The DX1 uses reflector #2
The DX2 uses reflector #3
Reflector #4 is not used in these beam shots. This is the reflector that came with the DX1 flashlight
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Reflector sizes
Note that reflectors 1 and 2 in the lights above have the rear threaded area machined off and the hole enlarged for a P7.
Reflectors 1 and 2 shown here are new, unmodified reflectors.
You can see how the reflectors are machined on this page.
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Here's a day time shot of the test area.
The stump on top of the hill is 63 feet or 19.2 meters from the camera and the lights
You can see the stump in the beam shots below
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Marwi P7 running at 2.8 amps Marwi P7 running at 1.4 amps
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Hoffman P7 running at 2.8 amps Hoffman P7 running at 1.4 amps
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DX1 P7 running at 2.8 amps DX1 P7 running at 1.4 amps
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DX2 running at 2.4 amps - Not verified yet DX2 running on low - Current not yet known
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This is my favorite beam shape, the Marwi conversion
It lights up the trail just in front of your tire and
then throws out a nice fat bright spot down the trail 25+ feet or so.
This gives a nice full range of light when on the trail.
Just for fun I clicked on all four P7's lights as a last shot.
The leaves started smoking so I shut er down. :)
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