Recent content by RWT1405
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Flight Medic burned by lithium batteries
Trust me, there will be a real/full investigation into this.- RWT1405
- Post #5
- Forum: Smoke and Fire, Hot Cells and Close Calls
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Flight Medic burned by lithium batteries
Thought this was worth posting.......- RWT1405
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- Forum: Smoke and Fire, Hot Cells and Close Calls
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Worse flashlight feature by far
I agree that proprietary batteries are the worst Followed by an SOS mode I can find a use for a strobe mode (signaling), as I've used it many times, but the SOS mode is just plain stupid IMO- RWT1405
- Post #24
- Forum: General Flashlight Discussion
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At the movies-do you eat popcorn
I can't even imagine going to a movie theater and not getting the BIGGEST tub of buttered popcorn available! Of course, I rarely get to a movie theatre anymore...............- RWT1405
- Post #2
- Forum: The Cafe
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Flood Lens
LOL, little did I know (at the time) how much I would like them! ;) I do need to put together a Malkoff order, as it's been a couple of years.- RWT1405
- Post #18
- Forum: Malkoff
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Flood Lens
My Malkoff Floods are of the M60LF variety I wanted them to be useful for longer time periods Unfortunately, I only have about 5 of them- RWT1405
- Post #15
- Forum: Malkoff
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what was the first led flashlight you owned?
I believe my first LED flashlight was an Inova X5 At the time, I couldn't believe the run time it got! It was a real "game changer", as I carried one, along with a SF 6P.- RWT1405
- Post #39
- Forum: LED Flashlights
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Show your nightstand flashlight!
LOL Please remind me on the use of your SF A2, and how long you've had it, and how you've used it? What is your history/use of other "gas peddle" tailcap Sure Fires? I suggest you re-read my posts, and how long I've had mine, and actually use them, and use them hard. I am very well aware of...- RWT1405
- Post #124
- Forum: General Flashlight Discussion
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Show your nightstand flashlight!
Oh, I see. I have actually use/d the L2, EDCL1-T, and EDCL2-T for work, without any problems with the tailcaps, ever, with multiples of each. My first L2 use was in approx. 2005 or 2006, when I found they worked very well for me. Another L2 soon became a nightstand light for me. Thanks for...- RWT1405
- Post #122
- Forum: General Flashlight Discussion
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Show your nightstand flashlight!
That is how I utilize mine also. On scene/etc., if needed, I rotate to constant on “low-level”, and simply smash it hard (in situations that is needed, that is what will likely happen naturally). I guess I’ve been lucky, as I’ve not had such problems with my tail cap/switches. Any...- RWT1405
- Post #118
- Forum: General Flashlight Discussion
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Show your nightstand flashlight!
Not a bad choice at all. While I understand your logic (I have no use for "multiple mode clickies" for such situations) , and generally agree with it, there are exceptions to that rule/logic (at least for me). The exception (for me) is a flashlight such as the SureFire EDCL1/2-T with the "gas...- RWT1405
- Post #116
- Forum: General Flashlight Discussion
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Surefire 3P upgrade
Malkoff M31LL is what I’d use.- RWT1405
- Post #6
- Forum: General Flashlight Discussion
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Show your nightstand flashlight!
The white is a single level, @ 105 lmns I find the .5 lmns, NV Red, is generally not enough to maneuver, at least for me. I use it almost exclusively for the Red LEDS, yet has a decent white “back-up” light immediately available. I have a few of these, as I always carry one in my travel bag...- RWT1405
- Post #112
- Forum: General Flashlight Discussion
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Show your nightstand flashlight!
My 2 night stand lights. EDCL2-T for “bumps in the night”. Streamlight Night Com that I keep in HI LED (Red) mode for getting around in dark/low light conditions.- RWT1405
- Post #109
- Forum: General Flashlight Discussion
