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As Braders says, red is not very bright. I've tried them before and ended up slinging them away and reverting back to all green.
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Iceatope
If you don't want to go the ebay route, this is the direct website for the same seller mentioned earlier. Good service when I ordered there. They also do 3.5 x 25 mm.
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I have the green - they look like they are battery powered
Now 5 years old and still stay bright throughout long nights
Bought from eBay on a carp forum recommendation Excellent purchase
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 Welcome to the nuthouse 
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Thank you mate
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#2 31 Jul 2020 at 10.45pm | | |
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Been a thread running recently but ebay is the place.The seller is darrencarp but red is quite low on brightness,green is the brightest
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#1 31 Jul 2020 at 10.42pm | | |
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Can anyone recommend where to find the brightest isotopes in red 3mm x25mm??
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