2024 - SureFire FirePak

[Jbatzmaru]

What do you guys think about SureFire FirePak?
Pros and Cons?

What would make it better?

Thanks in Advance.

 

[bykfixer]

Neat idea. I hope it catches on.

Needs more throw in my view to be a real flashlight though. I get that it's made for a crime scene. And needs to light up a vast area very well but that 50 foot range? I can use my $20 little Larry COB and do that.

 

[KITROBASKIN]

User manual says ~2800mAh battery, describing its performance charging an iPhone 6.

 

[Jbatzmaru]

It is a fail as an iphone6 attachment and light for video recording. But was wondering if it can be repurposed for a multi tool if there was an attachment and a magnet. Pic below came from another user here who 3d print it

 

[scalpel_ninja]

It is a fail as an iphone6 attachment and light for video recording. But was wondering if it can be repurposed for a multi tool if there was an attachment and a magnet. Pic below came from another user here who 3d print itView attachment 56676

Nice idea. That print looks like it has extrusion issues though…

 

[letschat7]

I can't get mine to work.

 

[letschat7]

What would make it better?

It needs to be user repairable and fit iPhone14.

 

[Jbatzmaru]

It needs to be user repairable and fit iPhone14.

I think using it as a illumination for video is probably not the best idea and that is why it failed? Would it be better off as a right angle hands-free flashlight? where you can clip to your belt, shirt, etc? Or let it stick to metal using a magnet/clip combo like under the hood?

 

[Jbatzmaru]

I can't get mine to work.

send it back.

 

[letschat7]

send it back.

I did and that one doesn't work either.

 

[Jbatzmaru]

I did and that one doesn't work either.

What do you mean? Why doesn't it work? What was the reason surefire gave you?
i had the same problem. I spoke to the rep and they assure me that they are now sending out the newer production units. Been working great ever since.

 

[letschat7]

It doesn't charge up. I don't really want to pay to ship it in again.