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30 posts
Location: Plymouth, Devon
30 posts
Location: Plymouth, Devon
Posted:
Just a quickie! Was wondering if anyone knew the best place to get a really good set of L.E.D poi? I have a set but they aren't brilliant! Preferably blue or green ones.... Any help would be greatly appreciated!
Thanx guys....... later days! xxx
Just a quickie! Was wondering if anyone knew the best place to get a really good set of L.E.D poi? I have a set but they aren't brilliant! Preferably blue or green ones.... Any help would be greatly appreciated!
Thanx guys....... later days! xxxIf at first you don't succeed.......get someone else to do it for you!
shimmy! x
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Classically British
5,689 posts
Location: Epsom, Surrey, England
Classically British
5,689 posts
Location: Epsom, Surrey, England
Posted:
Depends on your budget really...
Top-of-the-range stuff is available from Aerotech - but they cost at least £60 (for 2 standard, non flashing balls which you put in nets) , going up to more than £200 for full on 2-colour strobing Big poi....
I believe Beaming Poi are available in green now. they cost £27 available from the Shop up there /\ As they point out they are very hard and hurt like hell when you hit yourself with them, however they are lovely to use and very bright.
Depends on your budget really...
Top-of-the-range stuff is available from Aerotech - but they cost at least £60 (for 2 standard, non flashing balls which you put in nets) , going up to more than £200 for full on 2-colour strobing Big poi....
I believe Beaming Poi are available in green now. they cost £27 available from the Shop up there /\ As they point out they are very hard and hurt like hell when you hit yourself with them, however they are lovely to use and very bright.
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stranger
30 posts
Location: Plymouth, Devon
30 posts
Location: Plymouth, Devon
Posted:
Cheers that helps! Am new to the site so haven't quite navigated it all yet and haven't had the chance to look at the stuff in the shop! Using my blonde head I guess!
Cheers that helps! Am new to the site so haven't quite navigated it all yet and haven't had the chance to look at the stuff in the shop! Using my blonde head I guess!
If at first you don't succeed.......get someone else to do it for you!
shimmy! x
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journeyman
92 posts
Location: Germany
journeyman
92 posts
Location: Germany
Posted:
hi
the feraltec stuff is absolut lovely look on theyr site
they also has strobing led poi
hi
the feraltec stuff is absolut lovely look on theyr site
they also has strobing led poi
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Uncle Chop Chop
213 posts
Location: Time is the Fire in which we burn, United Kingdom
Uncle Chop Chop
213 posts
Location: Time is the Fire in which we burn, United Kingdom
Posted:
Yeah the feraltech poi are around £120 and from the pics look luurvly, rav n glo lights stuk in the ends of used glow sticks make real nice led poi i've had mine nearly a year and they aint broke.
Yeah the feraltech poi are around £120 and from the pics look luurvly, rav n glo lights stuk in the ends of used glow sticks make real nice led poi i've had mine nearly a year and they aint broke.
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journeyman
92 posts
Location: Germany
journeyman
92 posts
Location: Germany
Posted:
yes that rocks too but they are not as bright as the feraltec ones
yes that rocks too but they are not as bright as the feraltec ones
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old hand
904 posts
Location: India/Bristol
old hand
904 posts
Location: India/Bristol
Posted:
Heh There
Where do you get Rav n Glow lights from? Are they L.E.D. lights re-usable?
Are they the brightest and most durable?
Heh There
Where do you get Rav n Glow lights from? Are they L.E.D. lights re-usable?
Are they the brightest and most durable?
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Phirenix
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Uncle Chop Chop
213 posts
Location: Time is the Fire in which we burn, United Kingdom
Uncle Chop Chop
213 posts
Location: Time is the Fire in which we burn, United Kingdom
Posted:
https://www.photonlight.com/ravn/index.html
the lights are bright enough, they won't be the brightest around but they still look mint as.. they have lasted me many festivals and not given me any trouble, so i would say they are pretty durable.
the batteries usually last bout 7/ 8 hours and are about £3.00 for a set.
https://www.photonlight.com/ravn/index.html
the lights are bright enough, they won't be the brightest around but they still look mint as.. they have lasted me many festivals and not given me any trouble, so i would say they are pretty durable.
the batteries usually last bout 7/ 8 hours and are about £3.00 for a set.
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old hand
904 posts
Location: India/Bristol
old hand
904 posts
Location: India/Bristol
Posted:
There are a few different types on that site
What have you used/would recommend
Thanks
There are a few different types on that site
What have you used/would recommend
Thanks
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Phirenix
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member
68 posts
Location: Plymouth, Devon, United Kingdom
member
68 posts
Location: Plymouth, Devon, United Kingdom
Posted:
Has anyone got some of the LED Poi from here, i was guna get some and just wondered what they were like? And howcome the green ones cost more?
Has anyone got some of the LED Poi from here, i was guna get some and just wondered what they were like? And howcome the green ones cost more?
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Uncle Chop Chop
213 posts
Location: Time is the Fire in which we burn, United Kingdom
Uncle Chop Chop
213 posts
Location: Time is the Fire in which we burn, United Kingdom
Posted:
I used the multicoloured ribbon ravn glo's for my poi and theylook luvly
ope to av been some help
I used the multicoloured ribbon ravn glo's for my poi and theylook luvly
ope to av been some help
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