so what is the cheapest place after shipping to get the arc aaa? I just canceled my order to Gransee for a few of them after reading everyone suggest to buy from a distributor. Do the distributors have the newest design of the arc aaa? i dont want to get an old one.
Arc-LS, why so expensive???
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I`m not sure who sells for less but be sure to factor in shipping...it can change the bottom line quite a bit. I think all the dealers will have the new style...good pick BTW...you`ll really like this light...there great. What color are you going for if you don`t mind me asking?
Ken
Ken
im actually gonna order 2 of them. my dad was wanting me to order him a good led flashlight because he felt bad about loosing the mag solitare i gave him off his keys. we got to looking at the arc aaa and i decided i wanted one too. Is there a color thats clearly brigter than white? I will probly order 1 white and maybe another color if its brighter. I have an infinity now which is my fav out of the few lights I have. ill see if the arc aaa will be my new favorite.
The Infinity is a nice light too...but the Arc is known to be much brighter. I think your dad will like it much more than the departed Solitare as well. As far as brighter than white, I have heard the green is brighter...but you may pick up a few rings in the beam...I don`t have a green so not sure.
Ken
Ken
napalm-2002
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i ordered 2 turquiose arc-aaa off gransee.all i can say is WOW!!!!!!!
the light is brighter than a green stylus.and it sure beats a nichia 5600.
a great light,i'll prob order more.
turquiose is prob the brightest.
the light is brighter than a green stylus.and it sure beats a nichia 5600.
a great light,i'll prob order more.
turquiose is prob the brightest.
according to the site the green and turqoise are both 10,400 MCD. i heard turqoise has a funky beam pattern. is that the same with the green? if green has a nice beam i may consider one of those. even though white aren't as bright im guessing detail would be easier to see. anyone have pics of the green one?
Gransee
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The turquiose used to have a "dogbone pattern" to it's beam. But that was a while back. Now it is the same wide beam (30 degree) as the green.
Peter
Peter
napalm-2002
Enlightened
to me hay a beam is a beam. can you see with it is the question.the beam does have a noticeable ring but its the price to pay for the brightness.and i pay with a smile on my face and a gleam in my eye.from the turquiose led of course.
