Krill & Arc Lights

[Don Rearic]

Where can I find the best price and service for the AAA Arc Light and Krill Extreme 180 and 360 ELs?

TIA,

Don

 

[vcal]

<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by Don Rearic:
Where can I find the best price and service for the AAA Arc Light and Krill Extreme 180 and 360 ELs?

TIA,

Don<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>

Welcome #999,

Try: www.brightguy.com for the Arc-AAA, and 1 model of Krill Ext. -PDQ service/prices.

 

[sunspot]

Don. You might like to look at www.ndsproducts.com they have a large selection of Krill lights.

 

[Don Rearic]

Thanks alot! The Krill at the bottom of the Krill Page on NDS Products, with the red LED on top looks interesting too. SO many things, SO little time.

I've been buying Cyalume Lightsticks since around 1984 for camping and whatnot... Since these things came out, there is no sense in buying something disposable anymore!

 

[sunspot]

Don. I received the one on the bottom last Thursday. I'm not sure of what to make of it. The red led is very bright. It seems to overpower the green glow. I bought as a gift to my USMC son for tent use. I'm going to buy the 360deg extreme w/o led for myself. BTW, do a search on "light wand" on this forum. They look interesting also.

 

[Don Rearic]

I would think that for USMC-Mil-Use...that it would be very good indeed. The guys sitting in there and going over weapons and whatnot could preserve some degree of their natural night vision in case something happened and they had to run outside. Very important. The combination of red and green as long as it is not REAL bright should be very good.

 

[txwest]

Don,
The best price I've found for the ARC LE is at TTS. They're not on the website because he doesn't always have them. When he does, They're $25.99. TX

 

[DavidW]

I'm moving this thread to the LED, Electrolumenescent and Lasers forum.