Any Interest in Starting a New "Weekly Challenge" Series?

[Stress_Test]

Anything running Eneloops or Energizers !

Batteries don't count, nice try!

 

[Dark Attic Works]

What about a challenge to only use a single light for the week?

 

[bykfixer]

Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo!!!
Please, please, please pretty please with sugar on top. Anything but that!!

Anyway I'll up you on that Attic, one light that only has one setting……

 

[Katherine Alicia]

or an NiMH only week? maybe a Cr123 (or equiv) week?
a AAA or AA only week? I`d say a `C` cell week but so few people seems to have those these days.

I`ll up both of those, How about a Maglite Solitaire incan week, 2 whole lumens or raw photonic energy!

 

[caelyx]

What about a challenge to only use a single light for the week?

Yikes; that really would be an interesting challenge!

I imagine it would also be a good test for anyone with a emergency/bugout bag, if they haven't tested it recently. Actually, there's another challenge idea in that: use only the light(s) in your emergency supplies (whatever that means for you) for a week.

Or: go a week on a single battery without recharging? (Swapping it between multiple lights if you want to.)

Anyway I'll up you on that Attic, one light that only has one setting……

I like this idea too; using only single-mode lights for a week would make for an interesting challenge.

 

[jabe1]

I like the single mode light thing.
what about QTC?

One single mode light.

 

[Dark Attic Works]

Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo!!!
Please, please, please pretty please with sugar on top. Anything but that!!

Anyway I'll up you on that Attic, one light that only has one setting……

Now that's just cruel and unusual punishment!

 

[parang]

Some fun ideas. I would enjoy a "there is no light switch" challenge. Use only your flashlights for a week. For everything. Everywhere. It might be very hard to do if you think about it. Even if you stay at home and never go anywhere, it would take some thinking ahead and planning.. Maybe even impossible for some.

 

[Stress_Test]

I've actually done that, but it wasn't by choice!

One week without power after major storms blew through.

 

[bykfixer]

Here's an idea:
The government just outlawed owning more than one flashlight. They bursted through your door and forced you to pick one, just one. Which would it be?
The challenge would be to pick your most useful lighting tool. Not most used, or favorite perhaps but the one light that you could use in nearly any scenario.
Being LED tech is what it is today that opens a vast array of possibilities for a lot of us. Yet for some it may prove daunting. There have been many threads here about picking one light and many of us posted our thoughts. But how many actually did it?

Now to the actual challenge. Imagine the g-man standing there with a tazer aimed at you says "pick one" and you whip out your favorite, everyday light and he says "not that one". Uh oh, what would you do then? That would be the challenge. To pick any one light that is not your faithful everyday light (or a duplicate of said light). Say your favorite for this is your trusty Binford QS4520 and you have 3 just like it or you have one made of them made of carbon fiber or recycled pencil shavings. One with 5000k tint and one in 3500 flavor. Nope.
Now it could be the Binford QS4512 from a previous generation of LED technology or one similar like the WoodFire BR549. That would pose a real challenge, huh?

 

[Jean-Luc Descarte]

Let me see if I understood it: we're to pick one light, just one, and it can't be our most versatile one?

 

[Katherine Alicia]

So any light Other Than your EDC?
That`s an easy one for me

 

[bykfixer]

Let me see if I understood it: we're to pick one light, just one, and it can't be our most versatile one?

Your most versatile one if it's not your favorite daily. It has be be an alternate to one you usually use.

 

[Jean-Luc Descarte]

Your most versatile one if it's not your favorite daily. It has be be an alternate to one you usually use.

Ah, pretty simple then. Just gonna shelf my M1 and pull out my S2, a short ranged flooder I don't use all that much. Bonus points for the sentimental value

 

[nbp]

That's getting more obscure and subjective. It's simpler when the light itself has to fit into a specific category, as it makes it pretty clear what qualifies and what doesn't. Just my opinion.

 

[Jean-Luc Descarte]

That's getting more obscure and subjective. It's simpler when the light itself has to fit into a specific category, as it makes it pretty clear what qualifies and what doesn't. Just my opinion.

:thinking:
Ok, that's fair.

 

[jabe1]

The hardest part of that challenge is not the week of using the light, but picking one in the first place.

For those of us who over analyze it's problematic. 😊

 

[bykfixer]

That's getting more obscure and subjective. It's simpler when the light itself has to fit into a specific category, as it makes it pretty clear what qualifies and what doesn't. Just my opinion.

Could it have anything to do with every one of your HDS lights are out?

 

[nbp]

Haha. Well the HDS are the most versatile so I guess they are the ones out, but I am just as happy to carry one of the Haikus, Okluma, BOSSes, Mac, etc. that are in the high use rotation so it's not too much of a blow. I consider them all exceptional EDC lights. But it doesn't narrow down the selection much either. Lol

 

[Stress_Test]

Next one is coming soon... some people may have tons of choices, others may not have much at all!