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    How many lumens does the Seoul P4 (white) have? More or less than a white K2 or III?
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    seoul p4 data...

    http://zled.com/en/product/prd/zpowerLEDp4.asp

    TCSS resistor chart that shows lumens and power requirements...

    http://www.thecustomsabershop.com/resistor.aspx

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    III = 80 lumens
    K2 = 140 lumens
    V = 120 lumens
    P4 = 240 lumens
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    Wow. Lotta lumens on that.
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    I can vouch that a P4 white with a nice yellow Lee filter (something like 85% transference) is almost indistinguishable in terms of brightness vs. any "mainstream" colored LED of similar volts and amps and so forth with a similar diffusion style, blade length, optics, etc.

    We didn't try any other filters at the time, so... I really don't know what would happen if you tried something as deep as purple or blues. Those tend to cut the transference by a landslide and so... it's pretty harsh on the brightness!!

    But yeah... as a white, the thing is pretty great.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Novastar View Post
    I can vouch that a P4 white with a nice yellow Lee filter (something like 85% transference) is almost indistinguishable in terms of brightness vs. any "mainstream" colored LED of similar volts and amps and so forth with a similar diffusion style, blade length, optics, etc.

    We didn't try any other filters at the time, so... I really don't know what would happen if you tried something as deep as purple or blues. Those tend to cut the transference by a landslide and so... it's pretty harsh on the brightness!!

    But yeah... as a white, the thing is pretty great.

    Got a pic of that yellow blade?


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