LED lamping kits

[abley 0]

I think I remember something about LED lamps a while back, but that they didnt give a decent light pattern. Just wondered if anyone knows if theres anyone making decent kits yet with LED's.

Just I would expect LED lamps to need a much smaller battery pack.

 

Cheers for looking anyway

[bull101 35]

I think I remember something about LED lamps a while back, but that they didnt give a decent light pattern. Just wondered if anyone knows if theres anyone making decent kits yet with LED's.

Just I would expect LED lamps to need a much smaller battery pack.

 

Cheers for looking anyway

 

 

would LED have enough power to produce a long range lamp though?

[Guest joe ox]

Its the reflective dish what gives the distance so I dont see why not.

[Wild_and_Irish 11]

search for 'the ultimate lamp'

[bull101 35]

i would think that the battery life on LED would last a full nights lamping with out much dimming

[abley 0]

I ggogled ultimate lamp mate but got all sorts of stuff up. Could you put a link up to the site you meant please.

 

Bull101, yeah thats what i was hoping. Last longer and be smaller and lighter Id of thought.

[jf1970 328]

I ggogled ultimate lamp mate but got all sorts of stuff up. Could you put a link up to the site you meant please.

 

Bull101, yeah thats what i was hoping. Last longer and be smaller and lighter Id of thought.

 

 

google, DEBEN CYCLOPS,they have led

[Tyla 3,179]

Seen them advertised but not heard of anyone actually using them with the dogs. A good review is worth a thousand adverts!

[bull101 35]

the DEBEN CYCLOPSE has a 400m beam, and personally think 600m is ideal

[mccroryart 0]

I have an led lenser p14. It fits neatly in the pocket and runs forever off 4 aa's. It gives just enough light to run my whippet but cant match a proper lamping kit. It does stop you running down the bigger kit and can be use on its own if you see a sitter when just walking the dog at night. Main plus is that you dont look like a lamper every time you walk the dog at night.

[blackstaff 488]

Been looking at the cyclops, £40 but don't know anyone who's used one in the field. My cousin say's he's seen one and reckons there good but untill i see one the jury's out for me

[heart of wales 19]

I use a clulighte masterlight supreme cracking tool really light plenty of beam for rabbits and foxes,will last a good 4 hours and you can buy spare batteries which are the size of aaa fit in your top pocket.

[kev2010 8]

I have an led lenser p14. It fits neatly in the pocket and runs forever off 4 aa's. It gives just enough light to run my whippet but cant match a proper lamping kit. It does stop you running down the bigger kit and can be use on its own if you see a sitter when just walking the dog at night. Main plus is that you dont look like a lamper every time you walk the dog at night.

I use a dereelight DBSV3 with a warm tint led fitted.Gives a nice spot & useful up to about 250-300m.Great for lamping rabbits.And as you say,runs forever & fits in a pocket.

[Wild_and_Irish 11]

I ggogled ultimate lamp mate but got all sorts of stuff up. Could you put a link up to the site you meant please.

 

Bull101, yeah thats what i was hoping. Last longer and be smaller and lighter Id of thought.

http://www.thehuntinglife.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=89333&hl=ultimate&st=75

[abley 0]

Cheers for that WnI that link was really usefull

I should of looked through the site properly before asking I suppose