That's my Grail UI feature - a momentary max from any lower mode in use (that returns back the same lower mode)... Sort of like car high beam flashers.
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That's my Grail UI feature - a momentary max from any lower mode in use (that returns back the same lower mode)... Sort of like car high beam flashers.
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You can get it with the HDS or with the EagTac TX25C2.
And in the spirit of high-beams, there's always the Zebralight "double click", which is kind of like non-momentary high beams.
And in the spirit of high-beams, there's always the Zebralight "double click", which is kind of like non-momentary high beams.
That's my Grail UI feature - a momentary max from any lower mode in use (that returns back the same lower mode)... Sort of like car high beam flashers.
Have you tried the Surefire L1/EB1/EB2/LX2 UI? Seems like it would be exactly what you're after.
Appreciate the input guys... most of those lights have been previously suggested HERE. As a big night vision and sub-/low-lumen fan, I've now since purchased an HDS, which I do love and it does suffice in this capacity (albeit a bit slow). ZL UIs are too slow, and "pat-your-head/rub-your-belly," for this application though.
Been itching to get a SF, that UI does sound it's fast enough to signal morse between max and low, just hesitant as I prefer 4.2v support, floodier, and lower lows. So for now my Quark Pros (work-around) and HDS are covering this UI feature, and perhaps I should add a momentary plunger to my El Capitan.
Thanks for the input
Been itching to get a SF, that UI does sound it's fast enough to signal morse between max and low, just hesitant as I prefer 4.2v support, floodier, and lower lows. So for now my Quark Pros (work-around) and HDS are covering this UI feature, and perhaps I should add a momentary plunger to my El Capitan.
Thanks for the input
