i love this forum but how to decide

[visiteur]

i'm a frenchie newbie, i read about 200 hours , pages and topics about flashlights.
they are so many choices
now i must decide to buy one
there is so many things to know, what i 've learned from the basic, is
led is better, lion is better than nimh,
then ; don't buy on chinese website, it's cheap, and costumer services is bad.
what i need from YOU , professionnal of lights is to choose the right good one for me
the size : i like eagletac t10lc2, i would like strobe , and 3 others mode from 50 or 100 lumens to 800 or 900. price doesn't matter
i need good quality, and silent power , i don't want to listen to click and click each time i must change mode
so if somebody can help me i will appreciate
phil

 

[palimpsest]

Regarde du côté des Eagletac M2 et M3 ainsi que du côté des Sunwayman.

Eagletac M3C4 - SST-50 and 3xR5 XP-G - Reviews: BEAMSHOTS, RUNTIMES, and more!
http://www.candlepowerforums.com/vb/showthread.php?t=296381

Ces torches sont plus encombrantes que l'eagletac t10lc2 mais tu pourras les utiliser plus longtemps à puissance max grâce à une meilleure dissipation thermique et une alimentation plus appropriée à cette gamme de puissance.
Tu auras bien plus de choix en sacrifiant un peu la compacité en ayant accès à toute la gamme des torches à base de SST-50.
Tu as par exemple également la Legion II:
http://neo-fab.com/index.php/produc...lights-and-headlamps/heavy-duty-legion-series

Maintenant si tu ne comptes utiliser la puissance max que durant de courtes périodes tu peux aussi chercher du côté des hosts P60 avec un drop-in à base de SST-50 ou Tri XP-G.
Sinon pour des conseils en français, tu peux t'adresser ici:
http://forum.hardware.fr/hfr/Discussions/Viepratique/lampes-torches-addict-sujet_54128_1.htm
Et là:
http://loupiotesaddict.pro-forums.fr/

 

[richardcpf]

If you read over 200 hours in this forum then you probably know more than us!

You wont get 800-900 lumens within the size of a T10C2, so M3C4 XPG gets my vote.

 

[coyote]

...lion is better than nimh....

better? only if it does what you need it to.

me? i prefer NiMH because they're safer, do not require special chargers, or hard to find batteries, or require custom lights, and the lights i use them in can use standard aklalines or lithiums if need be.

lesson? same with the lights themselves: there is no one "best" of anything. buy a couple that sound like they fit your needs, try them, read comparisons with other lights, and over time find models with the features/qualities you desire, then try those...

for us here at CPF it isn't about finding one light that will last us forever, its about the hunt of finding the next "perfect" light.

 

[mcnair55]

If you read over 200 hours in this forum then you probably know more than us!

You wont get 800-900 lumens within the size of a T10C2, so M3C4 XPG gets my vote.

cracking reply.