Recent content by 430Scuderia
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Fenix E02R - any good?
You're welcome. Another thing I forgot to mention about the E02 is the head is longer than the body itself when in the off or unscrewed out position thus making it hard to grip the body (which is only 3/4"L) with one hand. Another Fenix light to consider is the E03R if one needs something...- 430Scuderia
- Post #4
- Forum: LED Flashlights
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Fenix E02R - any good?
I bought one awhile ago to replace a older Fenix E05 twisty on my key chain. It's very small, just under 2"L and slippery for me to twist on. It doesn't have proper knurling. On my key chain, I found for me I needed two hands to operate it. One hold the back of the body and the other to twist...- 430Scuderia
- Post #2
- Forum: LED Flashlights
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Need negative switched relay schematic for older Toyota
Maybe post #13 below is what you're looking for: https://www.yotatech.com/forums/f116/diy-headlight-wiring-harness-upgrade-low-201388/- 430Scuderia
- Post #11
- Forum: Transportation Lighting
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1" body/head 18650/123A do-everything light
Joe T, The Nitecore MH12GT seems to fit your criteria. Size, 1000 lumens, 25700 cd, 320m distance. Have seen this review below? With a video too. Around the 3:45 mark, not sure if I see a delay on the momentary operation? Maybe they fixed it! That would be great if they did. My only concern is...- 430Scuderia
- Post #95
- Forum: LED Flashlights
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Looking for the brightest zoomable flashlight I can get.
Here's a review of the Fenix FD30. http://www.candlepowerforums.com/vb/showthread.php?425950-*new*-Fenix-FD30-focusable-XP-L-HI-1x18650-900-lumens- 430Scuderia
- Post #7
- Forum: LED Flashlights
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Looking for the brightest zoomable flashlight I can get.
These 2 reviews though with subjective photos and video should put the Fenix FD41 on your radar. http://www.candlepowerforums.com/vb/showthread.php?427067-Fenix-FD41-focusing-ring-overview-and-first-thoughts&p=5016751#post5016751...- 430Scuderia
- Post #6
- Forum: LED Flashlights
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Review: Fenix FD41: focusable, 1x 18650, XP-L HI V3, 900 lumens; (beams)hots, compare
Saw another review of this light on the forum and then found yours here. Very nice review with all the beam shots and animation. Will definitely put this on my list of future acquisitions. Thank you.- 430Scuderia
- Post #10
- Forum: Flashlight Reviews
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Fenix FD41 focusing ring : overview and first thoughts
Very nice review, Thank you. Seems like a great all around type of flashlight to own. Will definitely consider this for a future purchase.- 430Scuderia
- Post #8
- Forum: LED Flashlights
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NEW - KLARUS XT2C with CREE XP-L HI - 1100 Lumens
Looking at Klaruslight dot com, the description shows the 1100 lumen version as still having a forward tactical momentary switch where the xt-1c has that new funky weird program/switch. Might be a good idea to contact the vendor you're thinking of purchasing from and have them verify to your...- 430Scuderia
- Post #12
- Forum: LED Flashlights
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KLARUS XT1C Giveaways!
"XT1C, Bright Choices, Brilliant Prizes!"- 430Scuderia
- Post #85
- Forum: Candle Power Forums Vendor Display
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KLARUS XT11GT Giveaways！
XT11GT, Bright Choices, Brilliant Prizes!- 430Scuderia
- Post #47
- Forum: Candle Power Forums Vendor Display
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Klarus XT2C XPL-HI Flashes
Recommend you contact the vendor whom you purchased from and asked them to test other units to see if the same flash occurs. If they don't provide a satisfactory resolution for you, request a refund before a stated grace period expires for returns. Don't give your hard earned money to...- 430Scuderia
- Post #8
- Forum: LED Flashlights
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Klarus XT2C XPL-HI Flashes
Does it flash every time you install the battery or just the one time? I have the 725 lumen XM-L2 U2 pre-paddle version(3?) and I don't have a flashing issue when installing the battery. When it was new though, it had horrible flickering but cleaning and lubing the threads solved that issue...- 430Scuderia
- Post #6
- Forum: LED Flashlights
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NEW - KLARUS XT2C with CREE XP-L HI - 1100 Lumens
Strange specs indeed. The version I have is 2 generations prior has a XM-L2 U2 725 lumens, max 164m distance, CD @ 6707 according to the packaging. The version after mine had the new paddle on the switch also has a XM-L2 U2 900 lumens, max 241m distance, CD @ 14538. This latest version...- 430Scuderia
- Post #7
- Forum: LED Flashlights
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LYNX V2?
Does Thrunite have any plans on producing a newer updated version of the LYNX tactical light?- 430Scuderia
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