Keychain Flashlight

[ccf]

Can any of you torch guys point me towards something like the Nitecore Tip SE (hat clip/tail stand), but runs on a replaceable battery?

 

[Monocrom]

Can any of you torch guys point me towards something like the Nitecore Tip SE (hat clip/tail stand), but runs on a replaceable battery?

I don't think such a creature exists, unless possibly a very obscure coin-cell model from way back in the day pumping out maybe 5 lumens.

 

[ccf]

I don't think such a creature exists, unless possibly a very obscure coin-cell model from way back in the day pumping out maybe 5 lumens.

That's kinda what I thought. I'm not up on flashlight tech so I didn't know if there was a battery alternative to something like the Nitecore Tip SE.

Thanks!

 

[thermal guy]

baton 4 from olight?

 

[LEDphile]

Pelican VB3 is an option, but it definitely falls in the "very obscure coin-cell model from way back in the day pumping out maybe 5 lumens" category.
Streamlight Sidewinder might work, but it's a bit heavy.
I've also successfully used a few more traditional lights with "head up" clips on the brim of a hat, although weight was definitely an issue.

 

[Monocrom]

Pelican VB3 is an option, but it definitely falls in the "very obscure coin-cell model from way back in the day pumping out maybe 5 lumens" category.

Ironically did a review of that very model weeks back on my main YouTube channel. Definitely too big for a keychain light.

 

[Hooked on Fenix]

Nitecore MT1A Pro. 800 lumens on usb-c rechargeable 14500, or can take regular AAs for lower output. Has a two way clip and tail stands.

 

[Monocrom]

Nitecore MT1A Pro. 800 lumens on usb-c rechargeable 14500, or can take regular AAs for lower output. Has a two way clip and tail stands.

With respect, that's far too big for a keychain light in the size comparison of a Nitecore TIP SE.

 

[Hooked on Fenix]

With respect, that's far too big for a keychain light in the size comparison of a Nitecore TIP SE.

Sorry, best I could think of for similar brightness, user replaceable battery, and usb-c charging. TIP SE weighs 0.92 ounces. MT1A Pro weighs 1.83 ounces with included li-ion battery. A Nitecore Tip 2 weighs 1.35 ounces, the Nitecore TUP weighs 1.87 ounces for comparison. The light isn't that heavy for a keychain.

 

[Monocrom]

Sorry, best I could think of for similar brightness, user replaceable battery, and usb-c charging. TIP SE weighs 0.92 ounces. MT1A Pro weighs 1.83 ounces with included li-ion battery. A Nitecore Tip 2 weighs 1.35 ounces, the Nitecore TUP weighs 1.87 ounces for comparison. The light isn't that heavy for a keychain.

No the weight isn't the problem, but the length absolutely is.

 

[bluflaam777]

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