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Hey thanks for letting us know
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I`ve been looking for a place to get one of those ever since I first saw them- looks like an interesting one. I may just go for it once the seller writes back with a shipping quote.

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Well....I bought it
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Call me mad, it`s certainly not the cheapest light in the world- but I do really like the unusual ones. And I`ve been working extra time lately. I`m part time so extra days means extra cash- and I can afford an "indulgence" like this for a change. It better be good, looks like it.

A review page will appear on my site within 3 days of it`s arrival here, and probably some post or other on the board too. Looking forward to seeing it
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<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by Chris M.:
Well....I bought it
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Call me mad, it`s certainly not the cheapest light in the world- but I do really like the unusual ones. And I`ve been working extra time lately. I`m part time so extra days means extra cash- and I can afford an "indulgence" like this for a change. It better be good, looks like it.

A review page will appear on my site within 3 days of it`s arrival here, and probably some post or other on the board too. Looking forward to seeing it
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FWIW-I've used the Docter "Midi" 125 (4AA) model for 4 years and find it extremely handy. It's
very compact, powerful pocket light-there really isn't another light out there like it
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This light loks quite interesting; I've not seen or heard of it before.
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Is it available for direct purchase? If so, what is a good price for one, and where can they be found?
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TIA
 
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<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by Gandalf:
This light loks quite interesting; I've not seen or heard of it before.
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Is it available for direct purchase? If so, what is a good price for one, and where can they be found?
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Unfortunately, sellers of this product are not all that easy to find.
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But, as Chris did, check eBay regularly......
-Oh, if you do find one, you can probably expect to pay 40-$50. for it.
 
<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by videocal:
Unfortunately, sellers of this product are not all that easy to find.

-Oh, if you do find one, you can expect to pay 40-$50. for it.
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Not of much help: Here in central Europe they are soimetimes found at hunting stores (but maybe more than $30 including 20% sales tax).
But you may just call Docter and ask where they are available.
Docter

DOCTER ® OPTICS, INC.
1201 South Alma School Road
Suite7550
Mesa, AZ 5210 USA

Phone: +1 480-844-7585
Fax: +49 64 45-609-146
 
<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by Chris M.:
Well....I bought it
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A review page will appear on my site within 3 days of it`s arrival here, and probably some post or other on the board too. Looking forward to seeing it
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Awaiting your reviews!

Meantime, here's a link,
http://www.onneken.de/Seiten/lampen.html
 
that sfm headlight looks just like the rayovac i converted to 4 white nichias.
$12 at alco.works well.
 
Here is the response to my e-mail:

<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>The USA distributor for THE DOCTER COMPANY, responsible for sales, service and warranty repair of the DOCTER binoculars, handgun and rifle scopes is:

B.C. OUTDOORS
12801 U.S. Highway 95 South
Boulder City, NV 89005 USA

Telephone: (702) 294-3056
Fax: (702) 294-0121
E-mail: [email protected]
Internet: www.pmcammo.com
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I have an e-mail in with them re: US distributors of these lights. In the meantime, here is the German site:
http://www.docter-germany.com/strahler/index.htm

EDIT: a UK Distributor (?): http://www.palsolutions.co.uk/prod05.htm (I sent them an e-mail, too)
 
Quickbeam and PeLu

Thanks for the info on Doctor aspherilux. I called them today and ordered 1 (without batteries and spare bulb) for $30
 
<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by Pooh:
Quickbeam and PeLu

Thanks for the info on Doctor aspherilux. I called them today and ordered 1
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Which one? small, normal or waterproof?
BTW an inside look is at their folder

(the German text has not too much to say .-)
 
Thanks for the info on Doctor aspherilux. I called them today and ordered 1

Where did you call to place your order? I've tried calling B.C. Outdoors, and all I get is voice mail.
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Telephone: (702) 294-3056


This is the number I called, and they answered no problem. I ordered the 125...

I might be wrong, but I thought the three different models are
100 3aa
125 4aa
125s rechargeable....
 
<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by Pooh:
I might be wrong, but I thought the three different models are
100 3aa
125 4aa
125s rechargeable....
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The third one has a metal housing and is waterproof (don't know how deep)
It is as good as an unregulated incandescent flashlight can be...
 
Here is the response from Palsolutions:
<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>Reply-to: "Tim Norgate" ([email protected])
From: "Tim Norgate" ([email protected])
Subject: Re: Aspherilux flashlight
Date: Sat, 18 Aug 2001 17:02:42 +0100

Thankyou for your enquiry about the Docter Aspherilux midi 125 Torch.
If you could give me a rough idea of the quantities you would be
ordering
in, and if you would like some spare bulbs. Once I have this
information I
will be able to prepare a quote and try and get you the best deal on
the
carriage. If you have a preferred method of carriage, please let me
know.
The torches come complete with batteries (AA) and will be UK tax free,
but
you may have to pay local taxes on arrival.
Best Regards
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I am not planning on organizing a group buy or anything, but if someone else would like to, here is your chance! Although, if BC Outdoors supplies them, I guess we're pretty much all set on this side of the big pond!
 
Many halogen lights tend to have strange light distribution. If you aim on a white wall it's easy to notice that the intensity in the beam-area variates. Some narrow circles are very bright and the areas between them are slightly darker.
Doc's lights however, have a distribution very similar to LED-lights. No dark areas, just an even distrubution of light within the beam-area.
And another thing: Doc's 125 has 5.2W bulb. That is perfect. Lights with 10W or 20W are not practical due to short burntime.
I will check the price where i live (Europe -Norway) and get some comparative pics.
 
<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by recercare:
And another thing: Doc's 125 has 5.2W bulb. <HR></BLOCKQUOTE>

It has a (nominal) 2.6W bulb. 5.2W will damage it due to overheating.
 
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