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shelm
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Everyone knows the blockbuster TV series LOST ( 6 seasons ), i guess?
In every episode they use several flashlights, different models.
Since LOST is an old series, they cant be using Cree power LED flashlights, my guess. However, their lights look bright. Any flashaholic knows all the models which are used in LOST?
In every episode they use several flashlights, different models.
Since LOST is an old series, they cant be using Cree power LED flashlights, my guess. However, their lights look bright. Any flashaholic knows all the models which are used in LOST?
Bottom Feeder (2006)
A scientist mutated into a 2-legged, blood-covered, giant rat, terrorizes a group of maintenance workers and a couple of well-dressed government agents in some underground tunnels. Various small flashlights the size of an SF 6P along with some cheap modern-day lanterns are used throughout the movie. Unfortunately, couldn't get a good enough look to identify any of the lights except one. The group places a Coleman Focus Lantern (about $7.oo at Wal-Mart) on a flat surface as they get an emergency phone call from the badly burned rich guy.
A scientist mutated into a 2-legged, blood-covered, giant rat, terrorizes a group of maintenance workers and a couple of well-dressed government agents in some underground tunnels. Various small flashlights the size of an SF 6P along with some cheap modern-day lanterns are used throughout the movie. Unfortunately, couldn't get a good enough look to identify any of the lights except one. The group places a Coleman Focus Lantern (about $7.oo at Wal-Mart) on a flat surface as they get an emergency phone call from the badly burned rich guy.
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kelmo
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In "Predator 2," the team that tries to ambush the Predator in the meat packing warehouse have Maxabeams on their shoulders.
Series - "Cops"
Episode - "Bad Girls 11."
In this episode, an officer confronts a woman in a stolen SUV. He uses a Streamlight Strion (looks like the inca. version) to search the driver's seat. He finds a crack pipe hidden by the door. Turns out that she's a "working girl," and the last guy she was with sent her out to score some drugs. But she took off in his ride. The officer got him to be honest about the circumstances involving his stolen ride. Due to this fact, and her complete honesty & cooperation with the officer, he decides not to arrest her for Grand Theft Auto or the crack pipe. Instead he issues her a summons for the pipe.
Episode - "Bad Girls 11."
In this episode, an officer confronts a woman in a stolen SUV. He uses a Streamlight Strion (looks like the inca. version) to search the driver's seat. He finds a crack pipe hidden by the door. Turns out that she's a "working girl," and the last guy she was with sent her out to score some drugs. But she took off in his ride. The officer got him to be honest about the circumstances involving his stolen ride. Due to this fact, and her complete honesty & cooperation with the officer, he decides not to arrest her for Grand Theft Auto or the crack pipe. Instead he issues her a summons for the pipe.
Can anybody Identify this one, is it a Fenix TK45? 
ThirstyTurtle
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In the Bourne Legacy there's a scene where he takes a door panel off a car and gets a gun and some other stuff from inside. He is in a parking deck and uses a Coast PX45 on full flood mode in his mouth to see what he's doing. Not the best light in the world but it's my go-to light for taking my dog around in my hard to avoid his past poops.
Series - "Victorious"
Episode - "Wanko's Warehouse."
During the season premiere, the gang decides to hide after-hours to get in on a sale before everyone else. One thing they didn't count on though is the laser-beam security system / alarm. They push Robbie underneath the beams, and he goes to switch off the alarm. That's when he encounters the Triplet twins, there to rob the place. (Yup, they're twins. And their last name is "Triplet.") They don't hurt Robbie. And even give him a twin hug. One of them is holding a red 3D M@glite with (ironically) a black filter over the lens. Jade's hunger gets her really upset, and Cat. runs off to get her a sandwich . . . Thus tripping the alarm. The gang runs off with storage bins covering their heads (so as not to be seen on the parking lot security cameras.) They rescue Robbie, and to his delight he gets to share Tori's bin.
What can I say, it was the best thing on. And it was nice watching a show without the Censor's bleep button going off like crazy every 5 seconds.
Episode - "Wanko's Warehouse."
During the season premiere, the gang decides to hide after-hours to get in on a sale before everyone else. One thing they didn't count on though is the laser-beam security system / alarm. They push Robbie underneath the beams, and he goes to switch off the alarm. That's when he encounters the Triplet twins, there to rob the place. (Yup, they're twins. And their last name is "Triplet.") They don't hurt Robbie. And even give him a twin hug. One of them is holding a red 3D M@glite with (ironically) a black filter over the lens. Jade's hunger gets her really upset, and Cat. runs off to get her a sandwich . . . Thus tripping the alarm. The gang runs off with storage bins covering their heads (so as not to be seen on the parking lot security cameras.) They rescue Robbie, and to his delight he gets to share Tori's bin.
What can I say, it was the best thing on. And it was nice watching a show without the Censor's bleep button going off like crazy every 5 seconds.
recDNA
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Looks too long to be a tk41 doesn't it?
lwknight
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It is hard to tell the size of the light because the actors hands could be really small. The shape is TK41 but the reflector looks too big compared to the hands.
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In the last pic, it looks more like a Fenix TK50 than a TK41.
It might be that model as well in the other pics.
Series - "Bones"
Episode - "Mummy in the Maze."
While on the trail of a serial killer close to Halloween, Bones and Booth get an excellent lead while preparing to go out to a Halloween party. Dressed as Wonder Woman and Clark Kent, they end up searching inside a dark, dank, spooky area. Booth uses the weapon-light on his Sig Sauer, while Bones apparently somehow concealed a .50 revolver and a SureFire M6 in her skimpy costume. Eventually they're confronted by a psychotic clown (literally), with a sawed-off shotgun.
Episode - "Mummy in the Maze."
While on the trail of a serial killer close to Halloween, Bones and Booth get an excellent lead while preparing to go out to a Halloween party. Dressed as Wonder Woman and Clark Kent, they end up searching inside a dark, dank, spooky area. Booth uses the weapon-light on his Sig Sauer, while Bones apparently somehow concealed a .50 revolver and a SureFire M6 in her skimpy costume. Eventually they're confronted by a psychotic clown (literally), with a sawed-off shotgun.
A few FoxFury lights were used in last night's episode of Bones titled "Gunk in the Garage". Our Nomad Prime and Rook CheckMate flashlight can be seen at various times.
Hodgins wears the FoxFury Command 20 Tasker in this episode. I'll spare you a screenshot of him having guts fall onto his face and the headlamp. I consider CPF a family friendly place so here's a PG rated screenshot.
Here's a link if you want to watch that scene on YouTube:
Hodgins wears the FoxFury Command 20 Tasker in this episode. I'll spare you a screenshot of him having guts fall onto his face and the headlamp. I consider CPF a family friendly place so here's a PG rated screenshot.
Here's a link if you want to watch that scene on YouTube:
Toohotruk
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Cool scene! :thumbsup:
