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"Typical" half power cone angle is roughly 30-40 deg included. So you will
illuminate the flag and will not see much side illumination. BF "Roger Long" wrote in message ... "Glenn Ashmore" wrote The sun will probably will have no effect but that does mean that the pattern is Lambertian. Most of the light will be projected upward. You might look for a couple of LEDs with a batwing pattern to change them out with. They project more light to the sides. My test last night showed plenty of side lobe light. The idea of the design is that the beams shine up on the pole and flag as well to make the pole more recognizable if there are shore or other lights around. This could help you figure out that the other blinking light is on a lifejacket and that's where you want to be heading. -- Roger Long |
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