seperate battery pack for supernova tail

[AngryScientist]

I'm a fan of these supernova tail lights, nice and bright, clean look. they are, to the best of my knowledge made to be paired to a dynamo or headlight for battery source. any ideas about an independent power source for one of these? something to stick in the saddle bag and power the light? thoughts?

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[Don49]

Peter White says: "You can power the Supernova headlights with any 6 volt 3 watt hub or sidewall dynamo." And I think the taillights use the same voltage since they connect to the headlights.

The Supernova battery pack appears to just be a velcroed on pouch, http://supernova-lights.com/en/technology/batterytechnology.html

Battery technology is lithium ion but I'd go with a hobby grade lipo like this $5 one: http://www.hobbyking.com/hobbyking/store/__9170__Turnigy_1000mAh_2S_20C_Lipo_Pack.html

You would need to add connectors and get a simple battery charger like this one: http://www.hobbyking.com/hobbyking/store/__49338__Turnigy_E3_Compact_2S_3S_Lipo_Charger_100 _240v_US_Plug_.html

Certainly possible as a project but not plug and play. If you have a local kid who's into quadcopter or model airplanes he would have most of what you need.

[miguel]

i have one of these in my parts bin, in box, riffled through. i dont have the supernova front. what are these things worth?