Auction: Arc-AAA w/red, green or blue-green LED

OK, the first and second set has been successfully auctioned and shipped. Looking forward to more posts from the people who won.

Here's what a complete set looks like:



Here's the third set of auctions just started. Each auction is for one (1) light only:

Arc-AAA Blue-Green LED

Arc-AAA Green LED

Arc-AAA Red LED


price history:
red: $56.01, $61.00
green: $56.79, $39.95
blue-green: $50.95, $42.00

Good luck!

peter

Well, I bid the cyan up to $50 and quit.

Peter, dude. I've been buying from you for a long time. Just sell me a cyan and be done with it.:devil:

I would love to see these go into production.

I suspect the Arc-AAA w/red win come out on top!

Chuckle. Remind me, was it my suggestion about auctioning? Or did I just dream you'd be doing this?

aaaaaarrrrrrrrrrgggghhhhhh!!!!!!!!!!!!!

The red one is up to $70, I can't win

Peter! Make the Arc-AAA in red!

Well I tried to buy the last couple red lights and did not get it. It does not look like ARC is going to mass make some for the general public. (MY Assumption) I really like the ARC but now I am forced to buy the Gerber Infinity for $4.99 that I saw in the good deals section of the marketplace. Thats a lot cheaper then the $70.00 that I bid for the ARC red light. I hope ARC sees that there is a market for this light. I know of at least 20 people right here in San Diego that would buy a red ARC... no wait make that 21 I still want one. Oh Well tired of biding on ebay time for me to order the Gerber Infinity. Please give us a some hint if you plan on making this light for sale to everyone. SOON

Peak offers the Matterhorn in RED.... single LED, 3 LED, different power levels... etc....as well as Blue Purple Cyan UV....
I'm going to get one of these for my birthday my wife just doesn't know it yet.

http://www.peakledsolutions.net/Products/Matterhorn_SS_1LED.html

I don't intend this as a comercial for the competition.:shakehead
I love Arc lights and own several. I'd buy a RED if I could.
Obviously there is a demand for Arc's in RED and its time for them to be a regular item.:scowl:

dcbeane said:

Obviously there is a demand for Arc's in RED and its time for them to be a regular item.:scowl:

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I've got to believe a red Arc AAA would be very popular with the astronomy folks, hunters, pilots, sailors, the military, law enforcement, flashaholics, etc.

Here's hoping!

price history: 1st, 2nd, 3rd
red: $56.01, $61.00, $72.09
green: $56.79, $39.95, $46,00
blue-green: $50.95, $42.00, $56.50

looking at the final price, Peter can actually raise the price of the arc-AAA red led, if it ever becomes available.

I totally missed this last blue/green one:scowl:. I've been putting in $50 bids and I would of been in the running.

Still interested in red if it ever comes available.

Seems military might want it and I think it was mentioned that the new LS might be sold to the military, so why not the AAA.

~CPEng

I have the same problem with this that I had with Fenix Store's "Garage Sale". Those of us who refuse to use paypal or ebay are screwed. Anyway, I've got a stash of red and turq AAA's from the original productions, so it's no BD. I won't boycott either merchant but I will use a different (I.e. non ebay/paypal) merchant whenever possible.

Haz said:

price history: 1st, 2nd, 3rd
red: $56.01, $61.00, $72.09
green: $56.79, $39.95, $46,00
blue-green: $50.95, $42.00, $56.50

looking at the final price, Peter can actually raise the price of the arc-AAA red led, if it ever becomes available.

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Red is the most useful color offered, to me, unless it is really ringy. The only awesome 5mm red I have used is the older CMG Infinity.

Bill

Anymore Color LED Auctions?

Amber/yellow? Pleeeeease?

"Oh, please, sir, may I have a little more?"

Pitiful, in the sense that they don't provide these lights when there is clearly a big demand for them, lost opportunity when your customers are begging for it.

I believe there is one set left. This will be offered once I have caught up with some other projects.

peter