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sassaquin
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Looks like my Peak brass Shasta N cell except yours has a flat tail and mine has a keychain tail.
Edit - just noticed the single led. Mine has three, so it's probably not a Shasta. :)
Edit - just noticed the single led. Mine has three, so it's probably not a Shasta. :)
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jabe1
Flashlight Enthusiast
Looks like a single led Shasta with a pocket body.
I have a few Matterhorn singles, and a Kilimanjaro single, but haven't seen a Shasta before.
I have a few Matterhorn singles, and a Kilimanjaro single, but haven't seen a Shasta before.
It's an N cell Shasta. :)
I believe this was one of the original models before they were offered in High, Ultra, or 3 led output. It does have what they called a "snow" white led, although it's still quite blue. I thought it was the bomb way back when. About 10 lumens.
I believe this was one of the original models before they were offered in High, Ultra, or 3 led output. It does have what they called a "snow" white led, although it's still quite blue. I thought it was the bomb way back when. About 10 lumens.
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I had one of those in brass- nice little light for low level use- like reading in the car and such.
I wish someone would post a pic of the 2 button cell model- i think only a couple were ever made- LR44 cells- they are in the old Peak CD catalog IIRC.
jabe1
Flashlight Enthusiast
The 2x LR44 bodies are like Hen's teeth, maybe just mythical.
There was a member here awhile back who could make one though...
There was a member here awhile back who could make one though...
I was on a quest to find out more about these a while back, and could only find a single post claiming to have ever definitively seen one - a prototype in raw aluminum....
during a phone call with Curt several years back IIRC he mentioned only 2 were made...rare indeed.
How about this little guy?
