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Hi Everyone,
Up for review is the Eagletac T20C2. I will be reviewing the RGB kit, with an additional tailstanding tailcap and OP reflector.
Here are some of the specs from Eagletac's Website
A bit of background:
The light was first advertised on their warranty card..no one suspected much until fellow cpf member AardvarkSagus posed the question to Nicole of Eagletac here. I don't think the light was ever officially announced, but they are available at some stores.
It seems they're currently available here.
here is the light:
Nicely packaged, as usual of Eagletac.
Manual, Warranty card, Lanyards, Orings, and even a tub of oring lube!!
For this review, the OP reflector and the Tailstanding cap are included
NOTE: The tailcap failed to activate for me approximately 10% of the time.. I tried 50 clicks. I also tried dissasembling the cap, and oiling the switch.. no difference. :shrug:I contaced Nicole over at eagletac.. "The defective switch module was found in the optional tail-stand tail-cap. EagleTac has already checked their stock to ensure all the switches are good."
oops, did I forget the important part? Filters!!! and the light, of course
tactical tailcap
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the clip looks crooked at this angle. in real life, it is not.
tailstanding tailcap!
The very interestingly coated filter system
top left: RED right: GREEN
bottom left: BLUE right: Diffusor
green filter installed
and, some shots of the lights on:
Comparisons:
CL1H is the host..I have a Solarforce LC-1 3 Mode in there, the MD2 is also a host.. I have a Malkoff M60 in there.
Indoor Shots:
On High:
Tiablo A9, Hoyttech HL-1, Eagletac T20C2, Fenix TK11, Barbolight T-04, Dereelight CL1H V4 W/LC-1 3 mode dropin, Malkoff MD2 w/Malkoff M60 dropin
On Low:
Outdoor Beamshots
Eagletac T20C2 1x18650
Eagletac T20C2 1x18650 DIFFUSE FILTER
Eagletac T20C2 1x18650 RED
Eagletac T20C2 1x18650 GREEN
Eagletac T20C2 1x18650 BLUE
compare these with other ones in this thread
Runtime:
3.3 hours to 50%
First Impressions
The RGB system is just plain awesome. The coatings on the filters make the light look very cool! :thumbsup:
The light seems very sturdy for now, but,I noticed that the filters would rattle when they weren't installed.. no problem when installed.
The UI is nice and easy to use, and the light doesn't jumped immediately to the brightness you want, it ramps it up. Very cool effect!
more impressions:
I went out on a night jog with this in my pocket..
ow. the plastic antiroll ring digs into ones leg. rather irritating, so I decided to carry it in my hand. though cooler looking, plastic wasnt the best material to use, IMO.
Conclusion:
All in all, this is a decently sturdy light, with a nice and easy UI to use, though I've gotten confused at times. The only annoyance I would see is the hard antiroll ring.. which does a very good job at that, and the messy beam, OP or SMO.
As for the RGB kit,I recommend most people get it! they filters are top notch!
Up for review is the Eagletac T20C2. I will be reviewing the RGB kit, with an additional tailstanding tailcap and OP reflector.
Here are some of the specs from Eagletac's Website
- 5 / 60 / 300 Lumen
- 180+ / 13 / 1.5 Hours
- 2x(R)CR123A or 1x18650
- HA III anodization
- Base Model) Stainless Steel Bezel (TS-B1), ET-28 Diffuser Filter (TP-DF1), Spare O-rings, Silicon Grease Tube (US-G1), Battery Magazine for two CR123A (UP-B1), GITD Switch Boot (TS-B1), Black Stainless Steel Pocket Clip (TS-C2), Polycarbonate Cigar Grip w/ Smooth Rubber Coating (TP-CG1), Heavy Duty Nylon Holster w/ Flip (TN-C2), Mil-Spec Paracord Lanyard w/ quick attachment clip (UP-L1), User Manual
- Optional RGB Kit
- Optional Weapon Kit
A bit of background:
The light was first advertised on their warranty card..no one suspected much until fellow cpf member AardvarkSagus posed the question to Nicole of Eagletac here. I don't think the light was ever officially announced, but they are available at some stores.
It seems they're currently available here.
here is the light:
Nicely packaged, as usual of Eagletac.
Manual, Warranty card, Lanyards, Orings, and even a tub of oring lube!!
For this review, the OP reflector and the Tailstanding cap are included
NOTE: The tailcap failed to activate for me approximately 10% of the time.. I tried 50 clicks. I also tried dissasembling the cap, and oiling the switch.. no difference. :shrug:I contaced Nicole over at eagletac.. "The defective switch module was found in the optional tail-stand tail-cap. EagleTac has already checked their stock to ensure all the switches are good."
oops, did I forget the important part? Filters!!! and the light, of course
tactical tailcap
the clip looks crooked at this angle. in real life, it is not.
tailstanding tailcap!
The very interestingly coated filter system
top left: RED right: GREEN
bottom left: BLUE right: Diffusor
green filter installed
and, some shots of the lights on:
Comparisons:
CL1H is the host..I have a Solarforce LC-1 3 Mode in there, the MD2 is also a host.. I have a Malkoff M60 in there.
Indoor Shots:
On High:
Tiablo A9, Hoyttech HL-1, Eagletac T20C2, Fenix TK11, Barbolight T-04, Dereelight CL1H V4 W/LC-1 3 mode dropin, Malkoff MD2 w/Malkoff M60 dropin
On Low:
Outdoor Beamshots
Eagletac T20C2 1x18650
Eagletac T20C2 1x18650 DIFFUSE FILTER
Eagletac T20C2 1x18650 RED
Eagletac T20C2 1x18650 GREEN
Eagletac T20C2 1x18650 BLUE
compare these with other ones in this thread
Runtime:
3.3 hours to 50%
First Impressions
The RGB system is just plain awesome. The coatings on the filters make the light look very cool! :thumbsup:
The light seems very sturdy for now, but,I noticed that the filters would rattle when they weren't installed.. no problem when installed.
The UI is nice and easy to use, and the light doesn't jumped immediately to the brightness you want, it ramps it up. Very cool effect!
more impressions:
I went out on a night jog with this in my pocket..
ow. the plastic antiroll ring digs into ones leg. rather irritating, so I decided to carry it in my hand. though cooler looking, plastic wasnt the best material to use, IMO.
Conclusion:
All in all, this is a decently sturdy light, with a nice and easy UI to use, though I've gotten confused at times. The only annoyance I would see is the hard antiroll ring.. which does a very good job at that, and the messy beam, OP or SMO.
As for the RGB kit,I recommend most people get it! they filters are top notch!
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