RMSK should have the Titanium Eiger, (Tiger ?), in power level #8 with the XP-G R5 LED by the
27th of April. The price will be under $100.00 USD. We will have 50 available.
Also the First Responder series is getting another addition, the FR1200. This light will use the
Luminus SST-50 LED driven at about 5 amps. It will have the variable output control and the 2 x 18650
battery compartment. The beam pattern is not as tight as the FR400 with the Cree XP-G LED, but the
throw will be about the same. As such the candlepower output will be about the same as the FR400,
around 15,000, but the Lumen output should be over 1100 for more spill. And easy 600 foot + throw distance.
RMSK also has some window filters to change the output pattern of the FR600 and the FR1000.
The narrow filter changes the square output to a round looking pattern. The medium filter
gives the output a flood type pattern. Changing windows is simple. Hold the head under the window
nut with one hand and twist off the window nut with the other hand. Remove the clear window,
place the filter on top of the optic, replace the clear window, thread back on the window nut.
Just be careful not to cross thread the nut.
Curt
27th of April. The price will be under $100.00 USD. We will have 50 available.
Also the First Responder series is getting another addition, the FR1200. This light will use the
Luminus SST-50 LED driven at about 5 amps. It will have the variable output control and the 2 x 18650
battery compartment. The beam pattern is not as tight as the FR400 with the Cree XP-G LED, but the
throw will be about the same. As such the candlepower output will be about the same as the FR400,
around 15,000, but the Lumen output should be over 1100 for more spill. And easy 600 foot + throw distance.
RMSK also has some window filters to change the output pattern of the FR600 and the FR1000.
The narrow filter changes the square output to a round looking pattern. The medium filter
gives the output a flood type pattern. Changing windows is simple. Hold the head under the window
nut with one hand and twist off the window nut with the other hand. Remove the clear window,
place the filter on top of the optic, replace the clear window, thread back on the window nut.
Just be careful not to cross thread the nut.
Curt
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