Fire-Breathing Stock Incans?

[MikeLip]

OK, just got my SF 9P and P91 - this thing is what's called "pretty frikkin' bright".

I also just got done looking at the Wolf Eyes Lion, which claims 380 lumens. based on my experience, I doubt it. But I am very sure it is very bright. Just not sure it's brighter than the SF 9P and P91.

What reasonably portable and reasonably affordable (under $250) incan is out there, that I can buy off the shelf and use to set my eyebrows on fire?

 

[MikeLip]

Just ran across the Kenrad Treble at Battery Junction. 500 lumens, 20W. The copy says they are related the AElight? Opinions?

 

[lctorana]

The half, one, two, five, ten "million candlepower" halogen spotlights are the first thing that come into my mind.

They have H3 or H4 halogen globes with 6V or 12V SLAs.

And yes, they can put down a RoP, straight out of the box.

 

[MikeLip]

Yeah, been there, done that. I have a 10MCP Thor sitting next to me now. It's OK. My RoP is altogether a better light though. Nicer, whiter beam, better throw.

Someone has to make something that will make me happy, right?

 

[leukos]

The M6 is no slouch, but you might have to up your budget by about $50.

 

[MikeLip]

The M6 is no slouch, but you might have to up your budget by about $50.

I think I want an M6. I really do

 

[jefflrrp]

A regular joe candle will also set your eyebrows on fire, just if you were wondering. Its stock. And it would cost you like $1, well under budget. :candle::nana:

 

[MikeLip]

Yeah, I suppose I left that open for you, didn't I?

 

[KingGlamis]

While not quite fire breathing, the Streamlight Ultrastinger is not a bad deal with 295 lumens.

 

[sawlight]

You've been nothing but nice to me Mike, but man that was funny!!!!!!!!!:naughty::naughty::twothumbs

 

[MikeLip]

Yeah, it was. The good thing is that with as little hair as I have, the fire isn't going to spread far.

 

[leukos]

If you are willing to go HID, this little guy puts out 3,000 lumens for 70 minutes right off the shelf for about $150 (it has about the same color temp as an incandescent too): http://www.batteryjunction.com/n30-3161.html