bcwang
Enlightened
Hi, I've got 3 ARC AAA flashlights, a white, green, and LE. The LED in the LE sticks out more than on the other two. On the regular AAA's the bulb seems to only expose a half dome. On the LE it seems to stick out 1-3 mm more than on the other two lights and looks like a waterdrop shape. The problem with this is the focus seems to be off, and the LE doesn't look as bright as the white AAA when shined against a wall farther away. If you shine it about 1 inch from a wall they look about the same.
Actually, I'm surprised the LE isn't brighter than the AAA at all either, isn't it supposed to be noticeably brighter? Compared to my photon II white, both arc's seem much dimmer. Is the arc aaa, especially the LE supposed to be brighter than the Photon? I'm using brand new alkalines and comparing against a month old photon.
Does anyone know if the bulb position is supposed to stick out and if the LE is supposed to be not as bright as the photon?
Thanks!
Actually, I'm surprised the LE isn't brighter than the AAA at all either, isn't it supposed to be noticeably brighter? Compared to my photon II white, both arc's seem much dimmer. Is the arc aaa, especially the LE supposed to be brighter than the Photon? I'm using brand new alkalines and comparing against a month old photon.
Does anyone know if the bulb position is supposed to stick out and if the LE is supposed to be not as bright as the photon?
Thanks!