stallion2
Enlightened
1st flashlight I've built, 2000+ lumens (flood, throw & aspheric capabilities)
http://i820.photobucket.com/albums/zz127/stallion2/Primaryshot1.jpg
http://i820.photobucket.com/albums/zz127/stallion2/businessend1.jpg
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!!
ok, so it's not what you expected, but i know you're not gonna care. right now you're thinking about what diameter of PVC you'll need to accomodate all of your lights. running 15 CR123's is kinda expensive though.
i'll build my own eventually but still need to learn some more before i try and tackle such a job....i did this to help curb my appetite.
the participants are:
> Olight M20 (w/ the R2 emitter)
> Olight M30
> Hellfighter X-19
> Hellfighter X-21
> Tiablo A9
Its not as bright as my Stanley HID but does outshine my Black & Decker V-2 by a little. i did place an order w/ DX for some Christmas gifts....and some things for myself...i should be able to more than double the output when that stuff arrives (on paper at least). There is one benefit to this ridiculous contraption...it provides a simple means for transporting many lights. I used wing nuts so that I could take whatever light off I needed w/out tools. I doubt I'm the first to do this but I figured it was a project worth presenting to everyone else.
http://i820.photobucket.com/albums/zz127/stallion2/Primaryshot1.jpg
http://i820.photobucket.com/albums/zz127/stallion2/businessend1.jpg
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!!
ok, so it's not what you expected, but i know you're not gonna care. right now you're thinking about what diameter of PVC you'll need to accomodate all of your lights. running 15 CR123's is kinda expensive though.
i'll build my own eventually but still need to learn some more before i try and tackle such a job....i did this to help curb my appetite.
the participants are:
> Olight M20 (w/ the R2 emitter)
> Olight M30
> Hellfighter X-19
> Hellfighter X-21
> Tiablo A9
Its not as bright as my Stanley HID but does outshine my Black & Decker V-2 by a little. i did place an order w/ DX for some Christmas gifts....and some things for myself...i should be able to more than double the output when that stuff arrives (on paper at least). There is one benefit to this ridiculous contraption...it provides a simple means for transporting many lights. I used wing nuts so that I could take whatever light off I needed w/out tools. I doubt I'm the first to do this but I figured it was a project worth presenting to everyone else.
