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Moddoolar Triple Wasp Cooling Head and Glow System
Just came back from a trip, and found my V5 XPL waiting for me. WOW - I am having so much fun playing around with the programming... This is the best light I have ever had, and it even managed to overthrow my Lupine Betty TL2 from the first place on that list!- a.lber.to
- Post #735
- Forum: Candle Power Forums Vendor Display
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Triple v5 R33 Engine - 4th LED, 30w limit, Screen Programable, Dual Mode Groups
What you guys put together is simply AM-AZ-ING!!! I cannot wait to have my Black XPL in my hands... WELL worth the wait, and thanks (and kudos) for the awesome customer service - as a manufacturer and on-line retailer of high-ticket, niche products I know very well the amount of work this...- a.lber.to
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- Forum: Candle Power Forums Vendor Display
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Moddoolar Triple Wasp Cooling Head and Glow System
This is beyond cool! I cannot wait to have mine in my hands!!! GREAT job, guys!- a.lber.to
- Post #586
- Forum: Candle Power Forums Vendor Display
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Moddoolar Triple Wasp Cooling Head and Glow System
Awesome! So in the end are these going to be 15W or 18W heads?- a.lber.to
- Post #536
- Forum: Candle Power Forums Vendor Display
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Moddoolar Triple Wasp Cooling Head and Glow System
This is AWESOME news, thanks guys!!!- a.lber.to
- Post #435
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Moddoolar Triple Wasp Cooling Head and Glow System
I am sorry, the excitement must have made me go nuts, as I do not see it: http://www.oveready.com/moddoolar/moddoolar-pocket-natural/prod_276.html ...? [EDIT: Sorry, just realised the info is on the dedicated pages for the heads and the tails. Duh...]- a.lber.to
- Post #272
- Forum: Candle Power Forums Vendor Display
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Moddoolar Triple Wasp Cooling Head and Glow System
Yikes, I just went through the Overdeay site to get to this thread (sometimes I find that quicker to get straight here), and I could not believe my eyes when I saw that a Natural HA Wasp was available! So I just picked this up (I hope it was a stroke of luck due to someone changing their mind...- a.lber.to
- Post #268
- Forum: Candle Power Forums Vendor Display
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Moddoolar Triple Wasp Cooling Head and Glow System
For those of us less in the know, what would the difference be between 334 and 371 electronics?- a.lber.to
- Post #247
- Forum: Candle Power Forums Vendor Display
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Peak Eiger Large Optic vs. Small Optic
Thank you - I have been looking everywhere, but no-one seems to carry them that small...- a.lber.to
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- Forum: Candle Power Forums Vendor Display
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Peak Eiger Large Optic vs. Small Optic
Hi Yoyoman. Sorry to resurrect an old thread, but would you happen to remember where you bought the shackle which you show mounted on your short Eiger battery tube in the photo above? Thanks!- a.lber.to
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- Forum: Candle Power Forums Vendor Display
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Moddoolar Discussion and Updates
Thank you very much for the answers guys! So I take it that the 2sec on-2sec off flashing while on is normal, and that if the light gets too hot, the red LED would flash also when it is in stand-by...- a.lber.to
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Moddoolar Discussion and Updates
Hello everyone. The other day I was lucky enough to chance upon an available Moddoolar Oblivion light on Oveready, which I purchased and received today. It is an awesome little light, especially with the smooth Oblivion head. Speaking of the head, I was told that this is a v4 HML XPG2 4000k...- a.lber.to
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2014 Lupine lights - Betty TL2 with 4500 lumens! :)
Indeed, you are right on both counts. It is just that holding a light which is at 55 degrees or so is not really comfortable with your bare hands... When I cook steak "sous-vide", I put it in a 51.5 degrees water bath!!!!- a.lber.to
- Post #62
- Forum: LED Flashlights
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2014 Lupine lights - Betty TL2 with 4500 lumens! :)
A little of both. But when you hold it in your hands, the heat sinking is completely uncovered. However, you are right in thinking that holding it could possibly slightly worsen the situation, because the body of the battery also gets VERY hot (hence it is also acting as a heat sink). If you...- a.lber.to
- Post #60
- Forum: LED Flashlights
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2014 Lupine lights - Betty TL2 with 4500 lumens! :)
OK, so I received my Lupine Betty TL2 light yesterday, but I admit that I have had very little time to play around with it. So here are just a few very first impressions... It is incredibly small, and light. Really. And it is amazingly well built and finished. The whole thing just oozes...- a.lber.to
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- Forum: LED Flashlights
