LupinIII
Enlightened
ALL SOLD! Spy 007, Haiku, and McGizmo Light Engine
Would like to replenish the PP account with three nice items for sale.
Happy to answer any questions - just shoot me a PM or post here.
PayPal and US preferred. USPS priority shipping included in all prices - let me know if you want additional insurance. I cannot be held responsible for the light once it enters the postal system. And I reserve the right to withdraw sale at any time before payment has changed hands.
Want to sell this but would trade for Mac Copper Tri-EDC or Ti/Copper Knurly.
Cool Fall Spy 007: serial #0344 and sporting a Seoul SSC P4 LED. Cool white tint with a bit floodier beam. Two blue trits installed. Nice, crisp clicks on the switch. Accepts RCR123 cells. I pored over the light and could find no signs of carry – rate this at near mint condition. Will include a lanyard and plastic bead to open the battery compartment. Price is firm unless you want to use other payment methods $650 SOLD
McGizmo 3V Hi-CRI 119 Light Engine: three levels of perfectly tinted goodness (93 CRI and 4800k color temp) for your Mule, Sundrop, or Haiku (double check if your reflector is compatible). I believe these are ~$130 direct from Don, get yours for $80 SOLD
UPDATE: after receiving the Haiku, Ron believed it was actually a 119, not 119V LED. I consulted with Don himself (as well as the two previous owners of this light) to identify the Haiku but due to the minimal difference between the two LEDs, can only say our best guess is 119. To be certain, Don would have to examine the light in hand. Ron was very understanding and has chosen to return the light to me for a full refund. So the Haiku is back up for sale at a new, lower price. If you are personally debating between the 119 vs 119V LED as well, Don had this to say about them:
"With the 119 and 119V I am using, the V has a rose sort of tint whereas the 119 is more on the cream tint, to my eyes. In either case, the tint is not noticeable unless there is another light source involved and being compared to it. In using the light, there is no noticeable bias imparted to what is being viewed."
Otherwise, the difference in output is less than 20 lumens between the two LEDs. If you are looking for the famous Hi-CRI tint, this Haiku will not disappoint.
McGizmo Haiku: most likely sporting a Hi-CRI 119 LED. Carried on and off for a few months so shows typical minor signs of use on the titanium – worst of it is on a small part of tail that can just be made out in the close-up photo. NO major dings or scratches. The clip and screws are not on the light but will be included. The screws were stripped during removal, so I put them in a vise and sawed notches into them so a flathead screwdriver can be used (not especially clean but perfectly functional) $360 SOLD . . . AGAIN!
Thanks CPF!
Would like to replenish the PP account with three nice items for sale.
Happy to answer any questions - just shoot me a PM or post here.
PayPal and US preferred. USPS priority shipping included in all prices - let me know if you want additional insurance. I cannot be held responsible for the light once it enters the postal system. And I reserve the right to withdraw sale at any time before payment has changed hands.
Want to sell this but would trade for Mac Copper Tri-EDC or Ti/Copper Knurly.
Cool Fall Spy 007: serial #0344 and sporting a Seoul SSC P4 LED. Cool white tint with a bit floodier beam. Two blue trits installed. Nice, crisp clicks on the switch. Accepts RCR123 cells. I pored over the light and could find no signs of carry – rate this at near mint condition. Will include a lanyard and plastic bead to open the battery compartment. Price is firm unless you want to use other payment methods $650 SOLD
McGizmo 3V Hi-CRI 119 Light Engine: three levels of perfectly tinted goodness (93 CRI and 4800k color temp) for your Mule, Sundrop, or Haiku (double check if your reflector is compatible). I believe these are ~$130 direct from Don, get yours for $80 SOLD
UPDATE: after receiving the Haiku, Ron believed it was actually a 119, not 119V LED. I consulted with Don himself (as well as the two previous owners of this light) to identify the Haiku but due to the minimal difference between the two LEDs, can only say our best guess is 119. To be certain, Don would have to examine the light in hand. Ron was very understanding and has chosen to return the light to me for a full refund. So the Haiku is back up for sale at a new, lower price. If you are personally debating between the 119 vs 119V LED as well, Don had this to say about them:
"With the 119 and 119V I am using, the V has a rose sort of tint whereas the 119 is more on the cream tint, to my eyes. In either case, the tint is not noticeable unless there is another light source involved and being compared to it. In using the light, there is no noticeable bias imparted to what is being viewed."
Otherwise, the difference in output is less than 20 lumens between the two LEDs. If you are looking for the famous Hi-CRI tint, this Haiku will not disappoint.
McGizmo Haiku: most likely sporting a Hi-CRI 119 LED. Carried on and off for a few months so shows typical minor signs of use on the titanium – worst of it is on a small part of tail that can just be made out in the close-up photo. NO major dings or scratches. The clip and screws are not on the light but will be included. The screws were stripped during removal, so I put them in a vise and sawed notches into them so a flathead screwdriver can be used (not especially clean but perfectly functional) $360 SOLD . . . AGAIN!
Thanks CPF!
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for the haiku 119v.
