is there a handy dandy "version" chart?

[Mr. Blue]

is there a handy dandy "version" chart?

comparing the differences betw. 2.0 through 3.1 etc?

 

[**DONOTDELETE**]

Re: is there a handy dandy "version" chart?

no, that would be too sensible, and convenient, as would a similar chart for Surefire parts and bulbs...
and while we're at it, a chart of interchangeable bulbs for other flashlights would make too much sense also...
(and don't anyone come up with a laminated computer instruction chart either!)

 

[Darell]

Re: is there a handy dandy "version" chart?

I'm pretty familiar with the evolution, but before 3.0, I couldn't tell you what the Arc designations were. Not that it really matters what they were called internally, since they never have been marked with any sort of version number.

 

[JohnG]

Re: is there a handy dandy "version" chart?

The LED Museum did a good job of documenting the Arc AAA revisions in the form of updates to the initial review. Take a look.

 

[**DONOTDELETE**]

Re: is there a handy dandy "version" chart?

Craig's review is even better than a chart -- give that man a new computer!
..all I can add is the latest Arc aaa's have a slight gold tint on the inside of the barrel, and thread of the illuminator head -- can be difficult to discern without a non-Kemkoted Arc to compare with..

 

[Mr. Blue]

Re: is there a handy dandy "version" chart?

are you up to the challenge

little help on the differnces?

 

[Saaby]

Re: is there a handy dandy "version" chart?

I'd be happy to do the actual charting if somone could get me specs...obviously we can't list every piddly detail but we could decide on 6 or 7 things:Bulb (ok LED type would be better) weight, batteries, finish, etc etc.

 

[JohnG]

Re: is there a handy dandy "version" chart?

Geoff,
Also checkout Chris' review site for lots of information and photos explaining the different versions.

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