Agonizing !! its 4 am .....

[HarryN]

DARPA funded projects can be commercialized by the firm conducting the work - that is the whole point. OTOH, there could be other restrictions on the light due to its intended use.

 

[WDR65]

HarryN,
That was kinda my theory, the idea about its intended use.

Sorry to hijack the thread, curiousity got the best of me.

 

[tvodrd]

It was DARPA (not Al Gore!) that brought us the internet.

Larry

 

[moeman]

It was DARPA (not Al Gore!) that brought us the internet.

Larry

Thank you!!!
i get so when i see people say AlGore brought us the 'net!!!

 

[Size15's]

I thought the net was created out of work at CERN?

 

[Sixpointone]

Hello,

I apologize in advance if this has already been discussed elsewhere, but I was wondering if anyone might have a picture of what a DARPA light looks like.

Thanks,
John

 

[Size15's]

Shelby Chan's Gallery on PK-E has some photos of what SureFire have been sharing with us so far:
http://www.pk-e.com/Shelby/Shelby2.html

 

[Sixpointone]

Size15's,

Thank You so much for the fast reply and the great link!

That light really does look nice.

All My Best,
John

 

[tvodrd]

I thought the net was created out of work at CERN?

CERN played a part but the origins were from Darpa. Linkie.

Larry

 

[Size15's]

Fair enough! Cheers

Al

 

[6010]

UMM yeah ill just get one of the DARPA lights .....or maybe an L1 , how does an L1 compare in brightness to a 1st gen streamlight tl-2 led ? -A

 

[Blades]

There is the L2 also. It is bright on the high setting.
Do you have a light to suck the juice out of your "dead" 123a batteries?? An Inova X5t?? Just wondering.