I have had my 2020 Levo Comp for about a year now. The only issue I have is the power sometimes doesn't come on and I get a red light. I think maybe it thinks the charge port is open. Is this a common issue? What is the warranty on that? 1 year or more?
Yes, my watch does that:
https://www.dcrainmaker.com/2020/01/garmin-adds-bluetooth-heart-rate-running-data-broadcasting-for-fr245-fr945.html
Within Blevo it saw the watch name. I said connect. It said ok. But then Blevo said 114bpm and the watch said 76 - so it doesn't seem to be fully...
Just to confirm in case anything changed.
I have a Garmin Fenix 6X. Is there any way for Garmin to see the heart-rate for it? My goal being so that when it uploads to Strava, my heart rate is uploaded at the same time. I don't need HR control of the bike power. I could just have the watch...
They could easily be fake. Spreading the heat among two housings should help reliability.
I just compared both to my MagicShine MJ-906, and the MagicShine was still a lot more output (that light is amazing). Both of these Chinese heads combined was about equal to the MagicShine on the second...
So do you think 22 watts is resulting in about 2200 lumens?
As for these projects, I posted this in a few places and almost no one seems to care. I find that surprising as this is a huge deal to me to never have to worry about battery life on night rides.
I tested the wattage of my MagicShine MJ-906 and it was pulling 25 watts from a battery. It won't work with the Brose motor cable though.
So I am pretty happy with the 22 watts I am getting with my other heads.
Yes, you can see the large power switch on the back of each light, as well as the three brightness settings. The enclosures are aluminum with heat sinks. If you are concerned you could open them and make sure there is thermal paste, but having two means if one dies, you have a backup.
I am...
I tried *two* of these units at the same time using a Y-adaptor. It worked! Power draw was 1.95 amps at 11.5v, which is 22.4 watts. Fantastic! For some reason, these heads stay within safe limits without a startup surge that is making other light heads go over the limit.
Today I tried the light called: "Bright Eyes Fully Waterproof 1600 Lumen Rechargeable Mountain, Road Bike Headlight, 6400mAh Battery (Now 5+ Hours on Bright Beam). Comes w/Free Diffuser Lens and Free TAILLIGHT"
It was slightly less bright than the light I selected, so not worth the additional...
I tested the battery that it came with by driving my Gemini Duo 1500 on low power. It was still going strong after 2.5 hours, and I wanted to go to bed so stopped testing it. But the battery is somehow not junk, so that makes me extra glad that I didn't cut the cable off it.
I just tested it with one of the light heads with three LEDs connected at the same time and both worked at once. So I ordered a second dual-LED one and will try both of those at once.
So it will probably be, I am guessing, 1400 lumens. I can point one closer to the front wheel than the other...