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BHPian ![]() Join Date: Oct 2015 Location: Kochi
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Did a google check and found out the lumen package of the same from Philips homepage itself. http://www.philips.co.in/c-p/42403C1...specifications Philips Extreme vision 55w H7 = 1500 lumens, For Plus lumen package is not given, but we can expect a maximum of 1800 lumens. Philips D3S 35w (I can't find any 55w HID from their website) - 3200 lumens, which is almost double. And hence 55w should be easily three times that of extreme vision plus. | |
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Senior - BHPian ![]() Join Date: Dec 2007 Location: Gurugram
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| ![]() @petrol_power; It is true that intensity is excellent on any half decent HID. However, one thing you are not looking at is the amount of backscatter. In thick fog that alone will blind you. |
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BHPian Join Date: Dec 2007 Location: Bangalore
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| ![]() Any one have idea about this product -> DLAA 1001 High Power Sleek Aux Lights Yellow-Mahindra Xylo Type 2 Car Halogen Bulb ? Any review on this? ![]() |
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BHPian ![]() Join Date: May 2014 Location: Gurgaon
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| ![]() Bhpians, I want to buy a pair of H7 Philips diamond/ White vision bulbs for my car. What is the best place online to buy them. I don't want duplicates. Thanks. Thing about white vision is they come free with 2 T10 4300k halogen bulbs that would match the bulb colour. |
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Distinguished - BHPian ![]() ![]() | ![]() Finally got the aux lamps attached. They're pretty bright and wide for their size. Running 55w h3. Ps:the bonnet is open. |
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BHPian Join Date: Sep 2010 Location: Pune
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Go ahead and get it.. | |
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BHPian Join Date: Aug 2008 Location: Delhi
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1. Where did you get the installation done from? 2. Do these shake while driving? 3. I don't have projectors in my car, just want something that lights up the road properly and I am able to see further away (without blinding oncoming vehicles). My low beams disappoint wrt to the distance and brightness. 4. Price of the lamps and the installation cost. Thanks! ![]() | |
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The projectors are useless. Stick to stock. Get higher wattage bulbs. The lamps are 600 bucks , the installation is 400 all inclusive. And about vibrations, I don't know yet. Will tell you after a drive tomorrow. Last edited by mayankk : 7th December 2015 at 21:41. | |
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BHPian Join Date: Aug 2008 Location: Delhi
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Your usage and expectation might be different than mine. So, search this thread for "diamond vision" before you make the purchase and take an informed decision. | |
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BHPian Join Date: Sep 2015 Location: Madras
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| ![]() Hi Folks, Can anyone suggest a place to procure Hella 60MM high beam light? Need the same to install in my car |
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These are the pecs of my LEDs: 1.LED Emitter: 10W 2.Output Lumens: 800-900LM 3.DC Forward Voltage (VF) :9V-12 V / DC 4.DC Forward Currect (IF) : 1050mA 5.Color Temp: 5700-6300K(cool white) 6.Beam Angle: 140 degrees Can someone tell me if I wire these up directly from the car electrics, or will I require to use resistors? I am using Aluminium DIY heatsinks, so heating is not a problem. Planning to use 4-6 LEDs. How to wire them? | |
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BHPian ![]() Join Date: Apr 2015 Location: chengannur
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Also, with which circuit you are gonna fix these up? Knowing that, i could spit some more technical jargons out. | |
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The problem comes when you take a 30W LED with forward voltage of 25V or something. In that case you need a boost which requires big heatsink and blah blah blah all the complications. For a 10W LED + Driver, a simple aluminium base plate should be good enough. However, you have to very particular about waterproofing. The problem with most DIY solutions boils down to 1. Waterproofing 2. Lack of narrow enough lenses for automotive application. Alternatively. you can buy 3XLED flashlight, take off the LED part, and connect it to battery 4.2V*3 =12.6V. These can take 14V with ease. The light output is spectacular, however the cost can go around 25$/flashlight for cree XML t6 | |
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I am placing them in my headlights. Quote:
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http://www.ebay.com/itm/LOT-DC-DC-12..._14wAhA-VqsYxg You can choose the 7$ 50W driver to power 4 LEDs | |
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