Just remember we are a GO RAIN or SHINE !!!!!!
The guest list keeps expanding. SO excited. I will be checking my messages all afternoon tomorrow so if you need directions, post or send a PM.
SheDevil
Is that a flashlight in your pocket???
G.E. 1942A WWII 60" Anti Aircraft Carbon Arc (Sold), 1KW Marconi Radar Sys Short Arcs, 1KW VSS-3a Tank Light, 600 Watt M-134 Gatling Gun Short Arc, 175 Watt Megaray, 300 Watt "Locator's", 150 Watt Short Arc Communicator, Maxabeam 12MCP, LarryK14@52V
Turns out that I can't make it to this one peeps... Got an evening booked at the DeAnza planetarium. Something tells me they dont allow flashlights there 8^(
Looks like its going to be a LOT of fun and another great CPF meet.
Thanks for the invitation... looking forward to pics too!!
PS... can you pelase keep me in the loop if you guys plan another night-hike?... thanks!!
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Hope its not too late to say I'm bringing 1 guest.
Aaargh! I got stuck in a meeting here in Sacramento. But I hope you guys are having fun!
I'll try to catch the next GTG. I missed out again... Oh well...
Vicki and Kevin, thanks so much for hosting yet another very fun get together. Ginger and I had a great time. I think Ginger had the most fun of anyone, playing with Lilly.
Kevin, what can I say about those ribs - just that they were to die for. Sam's BBQ has won a lot of awards for their ribs, but I'd choose yours in a heartbeat. The BBQ pork was great also, but I concentrated on the ribs.
Jim - Have lights, lead, and steel will travel
The heck with runtime. I just want to hold the sun in my hands!! Brighter is Better!
this maxabeam (jose I hope you don't mind)
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Vicki and Kevin, thank you for hosting another fun get-together...and thanks to all that attended. I had a great time as usual.
Jamie
Vicki & Kevin, thank you for opening your home to Vicki and I and including us in the fun! We had a fun time!
G.E. 1942A WWII 60" Anti Aircraft Carbon Arc (Sold), 1KW Marconi Radar Sys Short Arcs, 1KW VSS-3a Tank Light, 600 Watt M-134 Gatling Gun Short Arc, 175 Watt Megaray, 300 Watt "Locator's", 150 Watt Short Arc Communicator, Maxabeam 12MCP, LarryK14@52V
Thanks go out to Kevin and Vicki for organizing this GTG and putting up with our geekiness/weirdness. My wallet is a lot lighter today as a result of buying yet more flashlights. Sheesh!![]()
Another big thanks! That was a lot of fun and great to meet you Kevin and Vicki! I always learn something newlike how to turn off street lights...
Thank you Vicki & Kevin for hosting another wonderful Bay Area GTG.
We had a wonderful time. My wife and kids immediately visit the sandman when we got into the car.
Thanks again.
SOOO GLAD EVERYONE HAD A GOOD TIME. Oh man JimH didnt get to blow anything up this time. Have to put that on the list of things to do for the next one.
SheDevil
Is that a flashlight in your pocket???
OK, finally got the pictures processed.
couldn't resist the dog pics.
mm maxabeam.
I believe jake25 likes the food.
HID cooldown.
wish I got a clearer picture - always nice to see people smiling!
BVH's blitz
helicopter spotlight!
I used my flash for this picture to show how thin the beam is.
maxabeam cooldown.
we needed oven gloves to pack up this foxfury light! it was hot!
camera talk
Thank you Vikki and Kevin for another memorable meet! the food was great!
Also, thank you BVH for bringing all the HIDs.
Craig
Great pics, Craig. You did a a very nice job of capturing the flavor of the get together. Next time you need to get a pic of the food table before I eat all of Kevin's ribs
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Jim - Have lights, lead, and steel will travel
The heck with runtime. I just want to hold the sun in my hands!! Brighter is Better!
Thank you Vicki & Kevin for opening your home to all of us. Without you guys, we'd be playing with our lights alone.
Honorable mention to john's mom. She was genial and great to talk to about guns ( I didn't see that coming)
It was great seeing all you guys.
Thanks Again for hosting Vicki/kevin.
I was able to capture these shots:
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Surefire 6P with Malkoff M60 simple, bright, efficient.
My new flashlight...the Dry XM-L which pulls 2.9A (with 12.4V input)at the tail off some new IMR 18650 (not AW brand).
Cool little thrower at 80K lux via XM-L and 3in SMO bezel
All of these are infinite brightness
Some Aspheric 6P size throwers
The NEW 2C LED Maglight. Stock, under the hood shot.
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Surefire 6P with Malkoff M60 simple, bright, efficient.
wish i found out earlier...
I should really log in more often.
Thanks for activating this old thread, I just realized I never uploaded my photos. I was playing with an ultrawide lens so I wanted to run the people pictures through some processing first. Seeing Craig's shots encouraged me to share mine. I took a lot less than in 2010, but still got some good stuff.
Sunset sky - the circular polarizer made it look even more dramatic.
Sunset_Sky_Light by A_Super_Guy, on Flickr
Our calibrated palm tree, 110 yards away, in evening daylight. "Neutral White"
Calibrated_Palm_Tree_DxO by A_Super_Guy, on Flickr
A video comparing different throwy lights on the calibrated palm tree at 111 Yards. (Nikon D7000, 200mm F/2.8 lens, tripod)
Deft EDC XPC R4 1.4A
PCC Built XRE 1.4 A (From Surefire L1)
Lumapower 1.3 A 35mm deep SMO
Manafont XML XPE R4 1.4A SMO P60
Range: 110 yards
Nikon D7000, 200mm F/2.8 lens, tripod
Narrated by Big Celis
http://www.flickr.com/photos/a_super_guy/6971455179/
Backyard pow wow
BackYard_PowWow_DxO by A_Super_Guy, on Flickr
Big Celis playing with a MaxaBeam
BigCelis_Maxabeam_DxO by A_Super_Guy, on Flickr
MaxaBeam light column to infinity
Maxabeam_Light_Column by A_Super_Guy, on Flickr
Blackhawk helicopter searchlight beam - we had to avoid painting aircraft when running this one!
Blackhawk_Searchlight_Beam_DxO by A_Super_Guy, on Flickr
Craig getting a beamshot of the Blackhawk helicopter searchlight
Blackhawk_Searchlight_Operator_DxO by A_Super_Guy, on Flickr
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