Fair enough. I still keep an a2 aviator in that spot. It's not going anywhere. Those red secondaries are also nice for navigating a room at night. A bit too bright but still not bad. Nice brass btw
Part of the Anduril 2 refinements.That's what I'm checking. Everything else works fine. And this is a good feature in my opinion
That's how I've been using mine ever since it arrived. The amber/orange tints are the best secondary tint ever and I've been totally sold on them ever since getting a Boss 35 when they first came out. To finally have all these features on such an affordable light was totally unexpected.I also keep it like that with orange secondaries facing me. Easy to see but not bright at all to be disturbing.
Thanks. I haven't seen that in any of the Anduril 2 diagrams.Part of the Anduril 2 refinements.
4C to enter lockout mode
----then
3C to exit lockout power off
4C to exit lockout turn on at last mode memory
or 5C to exit lockout turn on at full power
To some Anduril may seem gimmicky or overly complex but once you spend time with it it's really pretty logical and with a bit of practice it gets really intuitive and easy to use. Not to mention the freedom to configure any light to exactly how you want the interface to be.
You might want to check the temp sensor calibration (see chart) as the TS10s I have were way off out of the box.
Great to see you're enjoying the light for what it is.
I think you may have found the ONE use for the TS10, to identify were "useful" flashlights can be found!Got my brass TS-10 today. 3000k, red secondaries. It's almost twice as heavy as the aluminum version, and should patina nicely. Based on the preceeding toy/tool discussion, would it be wrong to put it on my nightstand with the secondaries facing me next to my Malkoff'd SF C2 bump-in-the-night light so that is easier to find? 🤣🤣🤣
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Anduril keeps getting new features, superceding older diagrams and manuals..I haven't seen that in any of the Anduril 2 diagrams.
I've always liked lights to have at least some throw, but also enough flood to allow me to see what's off to the side as well, and this beam pattern is one of the most ideal all-around beams I've ever had. Really good for working on plumbing and electrical, with no overly strong hotspot, it's a household keeper.I'm actually really enjoying such a floody light after having quite strong opinions of having a tight beamed light
Even walking my dogs in my yard it's great. I've always preferred a defocused Incan maglite because it doesn't have the glare of the intense hotspot. Especially at 5am when my eyes are still super sensitive. But this thing is so diffuse I just pick the brightness I wantI've always liked lights to have at least some throw, but also enough flood to allow me to see what's off to the side as well, and this beam pattern is one of the most ideal all-around beams I've ever had. Really good for working on plumbing and electrical, with no overly strong hotspot, it's a household keeper.
I will print this off. ThanksAnduril keeps getting new features, superceding older diagrams and manuals..
From Lockout, 3C to Off is on this flowchart:
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and also in this Anduril 2 Online Manual
There is also an UnDocumented way to defeat the Lockout.. unscrew the head half a turn, wait a couple seconds and reclose the light. (Just dont press the tailbutton while the head is loose, it will start a factory reset and erase any customised preferences such as floors and ceilings)
Hi Monocrom. Given your long-time involvement in this forum, I am wondering if you have seen this flowchart from 2009. I am still amazed by the 14-year-old technology, although I haven't yet had the opportunity to handle a LiteFlux.TS10.... The hottest Flashaholic Must-have this Christmas season.
(Also, never thought I'd ever encounter a flashlight with a U.I. that incorporated a flow chart.)
very welcomeI will print this off. Thanks
...and personally I hope I never do. Sounds completely counter to my personal criteria / requirements and objectives ;-)Also, never thought I'd ever encounter a flashlight with a U.I. that incorporated a flow chart
Here you go! This is the video I watched to figure out the very same thing....Basic question..how do i change the brightness of the Red LED's. Yes I have a selection of the flow chart and still can't work it out.