KL-1/Scorpion

[Roy]

Here's what the Sure Fire KL-1 looks like mounted on a Streamlight Scorpion body. Every thing works just fine!

ADDED:

The white band is where a ridge was ground off so an ARC LS head would fit on the E1.

 

[MR Bulk]

Hey, that's cool lookin'...

Roy, is the bezel really as green as in the photo?

 

[Roy]

Yes!

 

[Ratso]

Yawara stick?

 

[Roy]

Added a picture of the E1/KL-1 to the first posting. The pictures were made on my Hp Scanjet 4400c flatbed scanner.

 

[Ratso]

Why isn't the heat sink and roll stopper in the same annodize as the bezel?

 

[Roy]

You're guess is as good as mine!

 

[JasonC8301]

Linked from another thread, you would just take a KL1 head and scre wit onto the Scorpion body? If so cool, if my call to SL goes wrong and I am stuck with a compromised Scorpion, this may be an option.

Jason

 

[Alan Hsu]

Won't water resistance be a problem?

 

[CM]

Roy,

That runtime should be very flat, shouldn't it? It looks like it's not running in regulation.

CM

 

[Quickbeam]

Roy - looks suspiciously like the wrong graph - says "e1" in the upper right corner... and should have about 4 hours of dead solid regulation, right?

Roy Said:[ QUOTE ]
The white band is where a ridge was ground off so an ARC LS head would fit on the E1.

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Now I'm really confused...

 

[GJW]

Here's more details

 

[Roy]

My BAD!

Had it linked to the wrong graphic! Was not suposed to be a runtime chart. Looks like I used the same file name twice, which kinda changes things. /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/crazy.gif

 

[Quickbeam]

LOL! It happens... /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/smile.gif

 

[AR15Fan]

Can someone explain to me how you read one of Roy's run time graphs.

 

[Roy]

Re: How to read a Runtime Chart

The vertical axis is a measure of the light output of a flashlight either in mA (current output of a solar [photo] cell) or more recently, footcandles (from a calibrated light meter). The horizontal axis is time in minutes (5,10,15,30,60 minutes per division). I usually measure runtime as the time it takes for the light output to drop 50% from the brightest reading (usually the start of the plot on the left).