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Nitecore HC50 Review
Sorry for the late pics. One thing, the HC50 has potential to be more functionalble because of the patented switch. However, nitecore don't make full use of it, I am not sure if it is on purpuse for HC50 is just the first headlamp. One more thing, the low battery indicator seems of no use, when...- SuperTrouperLee
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- Forum: Headlamps
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Nitecore HC50 Review
Nitecore used to be a company specialized in flashlights R&D, however, Nitecore release its HC50, which is an outstanding headlamp to occupy a market share of the challenging headlamp market, and expand. The NItecore HC50 is extremely well-designed, Aluminum unibody construction is highly...- SuperTrouperLee
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3800 Lumen light , is it safe ?
IT can't be 3800 lumen that high, since the max lumen of Cree XM L2 is 1052 lm.- SuperTrouperLee
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- Forum: Transportation Lighting
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Photos of your lights
There are so many brands. I suggest start a new thread with name and pic. Thank you for your effort anyway.- SuperTrouperLee
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- Forum: General Flashlight Discussion
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Nitecore TM15 (3xXM-L U2, 4x18650, 8xCR123A/RCR) Review: RUNTIME, BEAMSHOTS, VIDEO +
Creative review:thumbsup: There is no need to quote the entire review just to a a two word response, - Norm- SuperTrouperLee
- Post #212
- Forum: Flashlight Reviews
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Surefire Maximus questions
Do you mean the Nitecore HC50? Nitecore HC50 powered by one 18650 battery, throws more than 500 lumens, sold at the price around $60.- SuperTrouperLee
- Post #21
- Forum: Headlamps
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ive been looking at headlamps....... hang on nitecore ?
Nitecore HC50 is quite a good choice!- SuperTrouperLee
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- Forum: Headlamps
