New member from Texas

[age_ranger]

Hi all, been a lurker for quite a while. lovecpf I have been a fan of night blasters for years and only recently added quite a few quality lights over the past few years. So far my humble list goes like this:

RaidFire Spear
BlackBear Borealis 1050
EagleTac T20C2 MarKII XP-G R5
Fenix P1D
Fenix L1D
Solarforce L2M inbound
Maglite Fusion 36 inbound

THOR 10M CP
Various smaller LED's from Streamlight

I'm eyeballing these reaaaal harrrrd:
ThruNite Catapult V2 SST-50
EagleTac SR90 (Thanks allot Shipwreck!:twothumbs)

I'm very mechanical and like to do all my own work so I'm interested in learning a bit about modifications and getting into wiring/controls for lights.

I think it'd be a great idea to utilize very small, low amp draw flood LED's to light rooms in a house, which would give it a low profile to the ceiling and save me money on electricity as well. Just a little something I'm working on.........

 

[Larbo]

:welcome:

 

[Ronin28]

Hi and :welcome:

 

[peachfuzz163]

If you are near the Dallas area, we have had a couple of flashaholic picnics. Check this thread http://www.candlepowerforums.com/vb/showthread.php?t=264795.

 

[fishinfool]

Aloha and welcome age ranger! :wave:

 

[BUZ]

:welcome:

 

[DaveG]

Welcome.

 

[Dances with Flashlight]

:welcome::welcome::welcome:

 

[Batou00159]

:welcome:

 

[age_ranger]

Thanks for the big welcome !! I'll have to check out that meet n greet!!! I live in Plano just north of Dallas and seeing some of the great lights out there would be a blast!!

 

[Ksailork]

:welcome:

utilize very small, low amp draw flood LED's to light rooms in a house

I'm currently working on something similar for a shed w/o AC power. Of course, I will be using a battery and solar charger.