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Good thought. Be aware though that (to my knowledge) most bike lights have thermals designed with higher airflows in mind. Bike mounted = lots of cold air to help keep the LED cool. You may find these lights to overheat and / or shut down when being handheld. Just something to bear in mind.- Fuzzywuzzies
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- Forum: LED Flashlights
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Picture of your GIZMO !
Just stumbled across this - dayum boy, that is one sweet light!! I don't mind if it's in the wrong thread, I'm glad you posted. Nice!! Just stumbled across this - dayum boy, that is one sweet light!! I don't mind if it's in the wrong thread, I'm glad you posted. Nice!!- Fuzzywuzzies
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Anyone edc a surefire?
TL;DR - Yes, ultimately overdriving would probably be the best summary. This was from a more innocent time when I hadn’t looked into the effect of circuit design and component selection on thermal management and emmiter lifespan. Potting of course interfered with the thermal side of things...- Fuzzywuzzies
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Anyone edc a surefire?
@knucklegary & @ilikeguns40 Haha, yeah I wear my lights pretty hard. Between myself, my Dad and my large family, we have a lot of "torches", as we call them here down under, and they get a massive amount of use put on them in our line of work. We take good care of our gear, but both Dad and I...- Fuzzywuzzies
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- Forum: LED Flashlights
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Anyone edc a surefire?
I confess I've always been partial to the looks of the older generation Surefire lights. But when they could be had I couldn't afford them. I got a Solarforce and modded it instead! =) I've always meant to get a stock 6P or something just to put some use on it. I stuck with that Solarforce...- Fuzzywuzzies
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boring a 6p
I have the proper tooling for boring, did three heavily-used Elzetta Bravos just the other day. I use adjustable reamers to keep it centred, and then polish with sandpaper for a nice finish. These went out to 18.70mm for a snug fit on Panasonic 3500mAh wrapped cells.- Fuzzywuzzies
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{{ Stuff that just works }}
Zero Tolerance and Rick Hinderer collaborated on the ZT0562TI folding knife. No-nonsense functionality in a top quality folding knife. Has never let me down, unlike not one but two other knives, which left their marks on my hands when their respective locks broke…. (No I wasn’t misusing them...- Fuzzywuzzies
- Post #595
- Forum: Adventuring, Hiking, Backpacking, Camping, Gear
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Is the (flashlight) "save" dead?
I was started many moons ago by a friend who gifted me a Mini Maglite - a treasure indeed back then - and a folding knife. I was hooked, and have pretty much never been without a good light and knife ever since. Nowadays I carry an Elzetta Bravo AVS flood which I bored for 18650s. I own it...- Fuzzywuzzies
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- Forum: General Flashlight Discussion
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Elzetta Limited Edition
Doesn’t the speed clip work with the Alpha?- Fuzzywuzzies
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Expansion tube for Elzetta Alpha
Nice work! Keen to do something like this for my Bravo. I've bored it, (properly) and am considering modding an old Solarforce L2 extension tube I have, so as to be able to run two 18650s. The only consideration is that Solarforce run their ID (internal diameter) at 18.85mm, whereas I like a...- Fuzzywuzzies
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- Forum: Homemade and Modified Flashlights Discussion
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Elzetta- The industry's best kept secret.
bykfixer, I'm pleased to say it was your post that tipped me over the edge into laying down my hard-earned cash on an Elzetta Bravo with the flood lens. I was considering throwing a Malkoff into my very, VERY well-worn (almost through the tail stand ring) and modded Solarforce L2P, but went...- Fuzzywuzzies
- Post #3,568
- Forum: LED Flashlights
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Elzetta Limited Edition
Hi everyone! First post here on CPF, so forgive me if I doo-doo anything I shouldn't! I've followed CPF for years, and sourced much valuable information here in my path from Maglite through Kathmandu and Fenix to Solarforce (the famed and much-loved-when-potted L2P!) and on now finally to the...- Fuzzywuzzies
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