any recommendations of LumensFactory LA for WE-Raider?
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If yours is the larger turbohead style, there are none that fit at this time. But don't despair....you can order the smaller bezel from Pacific Tactical Solutions at a very reasonable price, and that opens up the world of Lumens Factory bulbs to you (PTS sells Lumens Factory also, so you can save on shipping with a single order).
I have used every one of the nine volt lamps and they are all excellent. You choice depends upon your needs. Maximum output for a short period of time (ten minutes of less due to heat restrictions) or a slightly lower output full time use bulb.
I have used every one of the nine volt lamps and they are all excellent. You choice depends upon your needs. Maximum output for a short period of time (ten minutes of less due to heat restrictions) or a slightly lower output full time use bulb.
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Here is a suggestion that someone gave me, and it works pretty good.
Make sure you use RCR123 3.7v batteries with this combination to get maximum performance.
This is only if you have the turbohead.
If you have a standard D26 lamp assembly the Lumens Factory HO-9 works really well, or the EO-9 with 2 18500 batteries.
"I think you'll like your WE 9DX even more if you use a WE 12V D36 + 3X RCR123As, runtime is in the low 20's."
Make sure you use RCR123 3.7v batteries with this combination to get maximum performance.
This is only if you have the turbohead.
If you have a standard D26 lamp assembly the Lumens Factory HO-9 works really well, or the EO-9 with 2 18500 batteries.
"I think you'll like your WE 9DX even more if you use a WE 12V D36 + 3X RCR123As, runtime is in the low 20's."
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mdocod
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assuming you have a standard version (non-turbo) I recommend the HO-9 as the best trade-off of runtime and brightness. In my experience, it's one of the most efficient bulbs I've ever used (delivering outstanding lumens/watt), and will give you almost an hour of runtime on a pair of 18500s, making it a very useful tool at the same time (not just a 15 minute joy ride)
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