On Nov 26, 2022, at 10:53 AM, sh...@ivory.org wrote:
--I have used the Sinewave Beacon (which is their light with an integrated charger) for many tens of thousands of miles.
I don’t remember when I got my first one, but I have them on all of my bicycles now. Unlike the light I replaced with them (B+M Luxos U), I have never had one fail for any reason.
My only complaint about it is that the beam doesn’t have a cutoff, like the good German headlights that comply with StVZO regulations.
For this reason, I wouldn’t mount it on a fork crown, decaleur or lowrider rack if you plan to use it on shared use trails.
Combined with a SON 28 hub dynamo, which is a little better at slower speeds than the SONdelux, I am able to keep a Samsung S21 Ultra at 100% on a loaded touring bike, and, if I am paying attention, I can do it for both my phone and my Garmin computer by switching back and forth when one reaches 100%.
On my road bike, I use a SONdelux hub, and I can keep my phone at 100% even with the light on, in charger priority mode, if the route isn’t too hilly. In this mode, the light flickers a little, which is just fine during the day, but not acceptable at night.
The only problem: I have had one on backorder for six months that *might* be here by spring.
- Shaun
From: seattl...@googlegroups.com <seattl...@googlegroups.com> On Behalf Of Ronald Long
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Subject: [SIR] Re: [Randon] Charging Lights
In this same context, have been wondering about charging other devices, as well as possibly switching to battery taillights.
Are there people who've used the Sinewave Cycles Revolution?
Is it a decent way to charge phone, GPS device, etc., used with a passthrough battery?
On Sat, Nov 26, 2022 at 8:54 AM Charles Coldwell <cold...@gmail.com> wrote:
On Nov 26, 2022, at 10:54 AM, 'Eric Norris' via randon <ran...@googlegroups.com> wrote:
If you’re talking about charging your lights during PBP (at the controls, for instance), I would say that is an unequivocally bad idea.
+1
External battery pack (in a handlebar bad, for example) might be an option.
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