George1
Newly Enlightened
Sears has the Dorcy 3-watt, 3aaa on sale. 50% off the original price or around $18. Is this a good light and is it worth buying at this price?
Dorcy 3-watt, 3aaa
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I think its a great little light and own 2 of 'em. For $18 I don't think you can go wrong. Of course, the newer cree lights are much brighter and the batts will last longer, but you can't find any cree lights at B&M's yet (in my area anyway).
Roger
Roger
Illum
Flashaholic
http://www.flashlightreviews.com/reviews/dorcy_super3w.htm
I have yet to see a review of the 6AAA...and WHY can't they use 2C and boost circuit?
Personally I detest 3AAA lights because of their short runtimes...but a couple times I was within inches of snaching one off the shelf
I suppose if one of these gets a CREE mod the runtime/output might actually increase
I have yet to see a review of the 6AAA...and WHY can't they use 2C and boost circuit?
Personally I detest 3AAA lights because of their short runtimes...but a couple times I was within inches of snaching one off the shelf
I suppose if one of these gets a CREE mod the runtime/output might actually increase
flashburn72
Newly Enlightened
The abs plastic 3aaa is 29.99. the aluminum 3aaa is 25.99.. I dont think that is 50% off.. But for 18 bucks the abs plastic model is a good first edc. And then when you step up you can always give it to a budding flashaholic.
Phaserburn
Flashlight Enthusiast
Often, an 18500 li-ion can be used instead of the 3AAAs, giving better runtime.
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SoonerOne
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I just bought one this last weekend for $17.95 at Sears. I'm impressed with it. It's bright and well made. Great indoor light, it'll light up a room!
