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http://www.lights.skenedesign.com/
[youtube]l9pLdbG49dQ[/youtube]
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l9pLdbG49dQ
(720p HD version if you click through to youtube itself.)
I installed Skene Design's P3 Lights and Photon Blasters yesterday. The P3 Lights are auxiliary red LED tail and brake lights that have brake light modulator and hazard light functionality built in. There's also an optional P3+ version that I didn't spring for that adds a voltmeter. The Photon Blasters are auxiliary amber LEDs that mount to one's bike's caliper bolts or fender bolts.
Installation of both of these lights was straightforward: I used the multimeter to locate a switched power source for the Photon Blasters (front left running light) and figured out which wire was ground, tail light, and brake light for the P3 Lights; mounted the small, weatherproof control units for each; hooked up the wiring using included Positap connectors; and mounted the LED units using the bike-specific (PB) and universal (P3) included hardware.
Both the P3 Lights and the Photon Blaster seem quite conspicuous subjectively, and I hope that the video that I made illustrates this without quite as much sensor artifact as the earlier video review of these products that someone made.
[youtube]l9pLdbG49dQ[/youtube]
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l9pLdbG49dQ
(720p HD version if you click through to youtube itself.)
I installed Skene Design's P3 Lights and Photon Blasters yesterday. The P3 Lights are auxiliary red LED tail and brake lights that have brake light modulator and hazard light functionality built in. There's also an optional P3+ version that I didn't spring for that adds a voltmeter. The Photon Blasters are auxiliary amber LEDs that mount to one's bike's caliper bolts or fender bolts.
Installation of both of these lights was straightforward: I used the multimeter to locate a switched power source for the Photon Blasters (front left running light) and figured out which wire was ground, tail light, and brake light for the P3 Lights; mounted the small, weatherproof control units for each; hooked up the wiring using included Positap connectors; and mounted the LED units using the bike-specific (PB) and universal (P3) included hardware.
Both the P3 Lights and the Photon Blaster seem quite conspicuous subjectively, and I hope that the video that I made illustrates this without quite as much sensor artifact as the earlier video review of these products that someone made.
