MMreef
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Found this cool video comparing those two lights, not much info on new ATI sirius led yet, I figured it might help. First video is in German, but it is very easy to follow and see the difference between Radion and ATI. Enjoy.
[video=youtube;-Q85YcJ0s2Q]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-Q85YcJ0s2Q&list=UUHvvx3ebKnfjqkIUjdpVbYQ&feature=player_embedded[/video]
[video=youtube;XXZbJ31O1eA]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XXZbJ31O1eA&list=UUHvvx3ebKnfjqkIUjdpVbYQ&feature=player_embedded[/video]
Hi there,
I just found this report and would like to here sometimes interfere short.
Apologies first times my English, I hope I can bring across well here.
We have presented the days here in Germany the Radion XR15w per Exclusiv, unfortunately, we were more than disappointed by the lamp.
The lamp is very small and stylish, that's all super, but she is very sound.
Already after 5 minutes the fan starts to run, and is getting louder.
Then we have the lamp held times on the ground and noticed something that blew us real.
The built-in 120 degree lens kit makes a huge squiggle in the middle.
That can not be so original right?
I ask this here once, because I have seen the EcoTech is represented here.
Unfortunately, the service is here in Germany not so good about the products.
We have tested this with three lights, all new and all three had this circle in the middle.
A bracket is also missing that needs to be bought extra.
Since we have of course the company ATI sitting here in Germany, we are sometimes there and have the new ATI Sirius got us X1.
We have also made a comparison. Radion XR15w Pro vs.. ATI Sirius X1
The video I can resubmit like. If desired.
But I would like to know here once by the company EcoTech whether it is normal that the lamp generates such a circle?
In the 80 degree kit we clearly see a spot effect, this is also not quite useful I think.
Check it out in the video pure, although it is in German, but one can visually understand everything well.
Because we were really very disappointed when we saw that.
After all costs the Radion with us a good 150 euros more than the Sirius and then you have to buy a mount for 50 euros.
Greetings from German
[video=youtube;-Q85YcJ0s2Q]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-Q85YcJ0s2Q&list=UUHvvx3ebKnfjqkIUjdpVbYQ&feature=player_embedded[/video]
[video=youtube;XXZbJ31O1eA]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XXZbJ31O1eA&list=UUHvvx3ebKnfjqkIUjdpVbYQ&feature=player_embedded[/video]
Hi there,
I just found this report and would like to here sometimes interfere short.
Apologies first times my English, I hope I can bring across well here.
We have presented the days here in Germany the Radion XR15w per Exclusiv, unfortunately, we were more than disappointed by the lamp.
The lamp is very small and stylish, that's all super, but she is very sound.
Already after 5 minutes the fan starts to run, and is getting louder.
Then we have the lamp held times on the ground and noticed something that blew us real.
The built-in 120 degree lens kit makes a huge squiggle in the middle.
That can not be so original right?
I ask this here once, because I have seen the EcoTech is represented here.
Unfortunately, the service is here in Germany not so good about the products.
We have tested this with three lights, all new and all three had this circle in the middle.
A bracket is also missing that needs to be bought extra.
Since we have of course the company ATI sitting here in Germany, we are sometimes there and have the new ATI Sirius got us X1.
We have also made a comparison. Radion XR15w Pro vs.. ATI Sirius X1
The video I can resubmit like. If desired.
But I would like to know here once by the company EcoTech whether it is normal that the lamp generates such a circle?
In the 80 degree kit we clearly see a spot effect, this is also not quite useful I think.
Check it out in the video pure, although it is in German, but one can visually understand everything well.
Because we were really very disappointed when we saw that.
After all costs the Radion with us a good 150 euros more than the Sirius and then you have to buy a mount for 50 euros.
Greetings from German
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