I have been carrying a P2DQ5 for almost a year. I like the high quality contruction, size, and brightness. I just don't get enough run-time with the 3.0V LiIon rechargeables. This is because the voltage is wasted stepping down to 3.0V's. Does anyone make a light that is similiar to the P2DQ5 that has different light level modes with a 3.7V RCR ?
Anything like P2DQ5 that works with RCR's?
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EagleTac P10C and T10C, Jetbeam Jet-II I.B.S and I.B.S PRO are the best models available.
Blindasabat
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a couple I know of
Lumapower Incendio
Nitecore EX10
Lumapower Incendio
Nitecore EX10
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Half the Max Lumens? You are pretty wrong there. Fenix rate emitter lumens (theoretical lumens), while Nitecore use numbers closer to the actual torch lumen values.
Check this out:
http://www.candlepowerforums.com/vb/showthread.php?t=211402
The Nitecore EX10 is just a tad smaller than the P2D. But the P2D Q5 is just a tad brighter on turbo than the EX10 Q5 on max. I understand that the EX10 GD is dimmer on max, cooler, but smoother than the Q5 version. Hope this helps.
StarHalo
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I EDCed a Fenix P2D until I got my JetBeam Jet II IBS. Keep in mind that the Jet's 225 lumens on a primary is through a much larger reflector, so both the hotspot and spillbeam are narrower, resulting in a much brighter and farther-throwing beam not just by the numbers but by the eye as well. What the numbers don't tell you is that the Jet is 11% brighter on an RCR (which unlike the P2D, it is specifically built to accept), for a max output of 250 lumens. Plus the Jet can go much lower than the Fenix, giving it a max runtime that's closer to the two-cell P3D. Add to that the far superior Infinite Brightness Setting interface and the more robust construction, and like me you stop finding a reason to carry a P2D.
And best of all, it costs < $10 more than a P2D. See it here: http://www.bugoutgearusa.com/jetiiibs.html
And best of all, it costs < $10 more than a P2D. See it here: http://www.bugoutgearusa.com/jetiiibs.html
The JetBeam Jet II IBS looks tempting. I read a few reviews but don't understand the UI. I do ispot nspections of long ovens (tunnels). But I need pocket carry because going to meetings with a holster looks funny.
Do you have to ramp up/down each time to change brightness on the Jet II IBS?
Do you have to ramp up/down each time to change brightness on the Jet II IBS?
Dukester
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Check out the C2H, you have the ability to RU or RD depending on the configuration you order. Just got one from FlashCrazy who is a dealer for Dereelights and he can be found in the dealer section.
http://www.dereelight.com/c2h.htm
Dave
http://www.dereelight.com/c2h.htm
Dave
There are three positions that can be set to which ever level of light you want. Once set they stay at that level, until you choose to change one or all three.
Gunner12
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I've heard the Olight T10 works fine with RCR123s.
andylondon
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The Olight T10 2008 edition does indeed work perfectly with RCR. Also, it has a longer runtime than the Dereelight C2H. I EDC mine and i have modded it with a WC R2. This light is very well regulated with rechargeables and primaries.
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Take a look at this:
http://www.batteryjunction.com/se-lumapower-incendio.html
I also have a Fenix P2D/L2D powerpack, and the incendio is smaller, takes rechargeables and still has a clickie.
Very nice light.
http://www.batteryjunction.com/se-lumapower-incendio.html
I also have a Fenix P2D/L2D powerpack, and the incendio is smaller, takes rechargeables and still has a clickie.
Very nice light.
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