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I had originally purchased a pack of these lights to use over my hitting area:
They worked well, however they are a little dimmer than I wanted, and even though they are spot lights, there is alot of spill. Also, they have no voltage control...so they tend to run down my Eneloop rechargeable batteries to 0.0 volts, making them so they cannot be recharged. I have lost several eneloops this way, its annoying as they are not cheap.
I just purchased this Pinspot light as a potential upgrade. $20, remote control operated. I had hoped it would be brighter and cause less spill (to keep the projection screen in darkness).
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07DVYXN86 ( the "double white" variety)
Before and after photo attached. Old lights on the left, new pinspot light on the right. The pinspot is brighter (hard to tell in the photo, but it is noticeably brighter in person), and has a very focused beam. No light spillage. I really like it.
They worked well, however they are a little dimmer than I wanted, and even though they are spot lights, there is alot of spill. Also, they have no voltage control...so they tend to run down my Eneloop rechargeable batteries to 0.0 volts, making them so they cannot be recharged. I have lost several eneloops this way, its annoying as they are not cheap.
I just purchased this Pinspot light as a potential upgrade. $20, remote control operated. I had hoped it would be brighter and cause less spill (to keep the projection screen in darkness).
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07DVYXN86 ( the "double white" variety)
Before and after photo attached. Old lights on the left, new pinspot light on the right. The pinspot is brighter (hard to tell in the photo, but it is noticeably brighter in person), and has a very focused beam. No light spillage. I really like it.
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