tobrien
Flashlight Enthusiast
1. Nope. It does have an anti-scratch coating, so it's not too bad.
2. The LED is centered on my DS LED HP, so maybe tolerances have improved, but you should be able to get an exchanged without issue.
3. You can get a NiMH battery seperately.
4. PiggyBack will charge a spare battery (steady current, even though the cradle is fast charge).
Here's a link to my review, which may answer some of these questions:
http://www.led-resource.com/2013/01/streamlight-stinger-ds-led-hp-350-lumens-review/
You can see the PiggyBack charger here:
http://www.led-resource.com/2012/12/streamlight-stinger-ds-led-350-lumens-review/
thanks a million Robin!
1. I'm worried about the plastic lens scratching, though, cuz the department I worked at as a student issues these DS LED HPs and the ones I've seen have some bad scratches on the plastic lenses. Do you know if perhaps SL stopped doing the anti-scratch coating? Will they do warranty work if I bought one and, through regular usage, the lens got scratched you think?
2. Thank you. The ones we've got here are pretty recently issued, so who knows if I'll get a well-centered one. I guess there's only one way to find out! haha
3. gotcha. So I can use that NiMh pack even in the USA market version? I know there are NiMh packs I can buy separately on Amazon, so those NiMh, although they come with the 230V models usually, will work on 120V USA models?
4. Thank you for the tip, I definitely would not have figured that out on my own haha. So if I want to keep a charger in my car (not police) and one in the house, will either package be just fine? They both come with separate DC12V and AC120V charger units right?