Show your 12P/12ZM/12PM(T3,SRTH,or mod, NOT M4) !!

[loszabo]

I want one!!! :thinking:

 

[cenz]

Received my sealed NIB 12ZM. My tail cap, as viewed through the plastic bag, is slightly different from AW's pictured above. Mine does not have a "12ZM" designation. Later version perhaps? Might need Size 15's on this one. Pictures coming soon.

await@@@

 

[willrx]

Huh?

 

[cenz]

Huh?

Sorry , my english is not good;

I mean that waiting for your new 12zm pic.

 

[willrx]

That's all for now. Haven't opened it yet.
Will

 

[cenz]

That's all for now. Haven't opened it yet.
Will

wow, Is the SF leaflet included inside the box?

thanks your sharing~

 

[loszabo]

So, this is the grand-daddy of the M4, right?

 

[willrx]

Yes, the owners manual was included in the box.

 

[willrx]

So, this is the grand-daddy of the M4, right?

As I understand, yes. This one comes with the 500 lumen N62 lamp though. A real battery destroyer.

 

[cenz]

As I understand, yes. This one comes with the 500 lumen N62 lamp though. A real battery destroyer.

Do you have M6 or M4 ? I'm wondering how are the beamshot comparisons of Mx(KT4) vs SRTH~

 

[willrx]

I have an M6 on the way. Surely others will chime in with thoughts on the comparison between the two. There may not be much difference.

 

[Size15's]

That is a later batch with the SRTH so it's beam is slightly different to the T-62.
The "KT4" TurboHead Kit No.4 uses the Millennium TurboHead. To refer to the Millennium TurboHead as the "KT4" is wrong. I dislike it more than "HAII"

The Millennium TurboHead and KT TurboHead have the same, more disruptive stochastic reflector finish compared to the less forgiving SRTH and T-62 reflector finishes. The N62's filament is not as large nor as 'in need' of a more dispersing finish so to my eyes the N62 beam looks practically identical in the Millennium TurboHead / KT TurboHead, and the SRTH, and the T-62.
The MN60 and MN61 on the other hand don't always produce perfect beams in the older TurboHeads.

 

[cenz]

That is a later batch with the SRTH so it's beam is slightly different to the T-62.
The "KT4" TurboHead Kit No.4 uses the Millennium TurboHead. To refer to the Millennium TurboHead as the "KT4" is wrong. I dislike it more than "HAII"

What did you mean the "HAII"? is it T series?

 

[Size15's]

What did you mean the "HAII"? is it T series?

"HAII" is a term people ignorantly use to refer to type II anodising.
"HA" stands for 'Hard Anodised' and is the name for type III anodising to differentiate it from the less durable type II anodising.
Both these types come from the US Military Specification MIL-A-8625.

So the term "HAII" is like saying "Hard Anodised not Hard Anodised"

 

[willrx]

Size15's,
I'd like to say thanks for adding such wonderful content to this thread. This is sure to help many folks in the future. Prior to this there were only a couple of short threads on the 12PM/ZM.:thumbsup:
Will

 

[Size15's]

Thanks - it's not often any longer we get to talk about the original lights that began all this...

 

[sween1911]

Whoa, how was I not keeping up on this? Factory sealed 12ZM? I think I'm going to cry!

Seriously, that's a nice find!

 

[sween1911]

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[cenz]

"HAII" is a term people ignorantly use to refer to type II anodising.
"HA" stands for 'Hard Anodised' and is the name for type III anodising to differentiate it from the less durable type II anodising.
Both these types come from the US Military Specification MIL-A-8625.

So the term "HAII" is like saying "Hard Anodised not Hard Anodised"

Thanks your expert-graded infomation first, and hope you can have 12ZM .

Recently, I'm thinking and considering to replace the SRTH plastic lens to glasses, but it seems very risk...

 

[Size15's]

Thanks your expert-graded infomation first, and hope you can have 12ZM .

Recently, I'm thinking and considering to replace the SRTH plastic lens to glasses, but it seems very risk...

Thanks - I'm not in the market for a 12ZM - that ship has flown the coop.

I'm not sure it will be possible to replace the Lexan window for a glass window. The Lexan window is secured by a push-in snap-fit method that requires the polycarbonate flexibility.