Sold/Expired FS: Milky ML2 - Sold

[coloradogps]

Milky ML2 - Sold

Seoul SSCP4 Led

USWOH

Nice White Beam

Light orange peel reflector

SOB 1000 ma

Puts out around 200 lumens with around 90 minutes run time.

43 ohm Tail Switch

Near Mint condition

$165.00 Shipped

PayPal fees included.

CONUS

 

[Zeige]

Re: FS: Milky ML2

will it take RCR's? either single 17670, or 2 RCR123?

Thanks

 

[coloradogps]

Re: FS: Milky ML2

Yes, it will.

The body looks to be bored out.

I put in a single AW RCR123 Black Label and it fit in fine.

I don't have any 17670 to try.

Thanks....

 

[Zeige]

Re: FS: Milky ML2

Colorado,

Do you know the max voltage for this light?
I am wondering if it will take 2 RcR123's (8.4V)?
Some Milky tape reads "Works with 1X Rechargeable or 2 Primary cells"

Another question: With this reflector, Is the light still pretty floody? or did Milky turn it into a smoother throwing beam?


Thanks

 

[coloradogps]

Re: FS: Milky ML2

It doesn't state battery type on the Milky tape.

With this reflector it is nice and floody with a great smooth beam and good throw.

I really don't have the answer to the battery question, maybe someone else would know.

Thanks....

 

[Hack On Wheels]

Re: FS: Milky ML2

Beauty of a light!

By the way, the emitter would be a USWOH. Also, the SOB regulators can handle up to 16V input, so pretty much anything you could fit into that body would work fine!

 

[mglamb]

Re: FS: Milky ML2

Shoot, I've got to stop looking at this - I'll take it!
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[milkyspit]

Re: FS: Milky ML2

Beauty of a light!

By the way, the emitter would be a USWOH. Also, the SOB regulators can handle up to 16V input, so pretty much anything you could fit into that body would work fine!

Thanks for the assist, Hack. That is correct. :bow: :thumbsup:

I will note that I tend to be a little conservative with the SOB converters in that I'd suggest no more than 12V max battery voltage, even though the Sandwich Shoppe (who sells the SOB driver) says it can go up to 16V. Maybe I'm being overly cautious.

 

[mglamb]

Got the ML2 today, very nice indeed. Thanks, Robert!