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Old 01-20-20, 09:46 PM
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Originally Posted by noglider
Sure, that makes sense, but why would they make lights that do work with DC and don't list that as a feature? I do not know.
I think the person that wants to use a good light like that on a 12v or other higher voltage DC source that is not an e-bike is quite rare. Most people that are going to want a high output DC light will be using a Li Ion battery pack with it. Or, maybe like the light I posted a photo of above. power a USB light with a power bank.
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