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JDY

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derbyshire UK
Hello all, just joined today but been looking at this great site for a while now.I have always had a thing for torches ( uk for flashlights ) since i was small, trying to see if i could make em better :eek: but never sucseeded in making it any better :thumbsdow,i dont try to do stuff like that anymore have not got the time now days.I thought i knew a bit about torches till i got on the net some years ago and realised i new nowt about them :duh2: . Since looking at this site my mag lite collection is in the shed and now replaced with the likes of SF, Fenix,Maxa beam and heaps of other stuff , i guess that makes me a bit of a flashaholick now,my lighting devices are 100% better now but my wallet has took a severe beating this last couple of years, thanks lads :twothumbs, great site, John from the rainy UK .
 
welcome and have fun here but keep a tight grip on the wallet the more your here the smaller your wallet gets
 
Welcome to CPF John!! As you have already learned this site can be expensive..but if you have a love of torches, then there is no better place to be. Great information and advice along with some super people! Stick around and enjoy! :wave:
 
Welcome JDY :wave:. Hey, you have just joined and you already have a bunch of quality flashlights - these are signs of flashaholism :sick: :D.
 
Welcome to CPF! It's too late to turn back now, better hang on to that wallet.

If you value your money, stay away from the modding forum.
 
welcome to CPF John keep this sign :paypal:to hand,you are going to use it a lot,which will lead you to this one
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then all you need is this one
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.good luck and stick around:twothumbs.
 
Welcome to the forum!

It's not that expensive compared to other hobbies. I think R/C model jets would have to be one of the most expensive, and even electric R/C can be worth $$$. Torches don't tend to hit the ground screaming at 200+mph either! Well, not unless they are strapped to the aircraft. :D
 
Welcome John.

I used to study in NE Derbyshire. The Peak District is one of the most beautiful places in the world. Fantastic for night walkies. I am sure you will do justice to your torches.
 
Welcome JDY,

More Flashaholics in the UK, Hooray!

Great part of the world you inhabit - I have relatives in Hathersage ( and a warm welcome whenever we visit.). Obviously a fantastic place to have decent torches.

Abandon hope all ye who enter...



And I see we were both born in 1964 too! Cool.




Be lucky...
 
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Thanks for the warm welcome,i live and work in a small town called Ilkeston on the border with derbyshire/nottingham but i say derbyshire because not many have heard of ilkeston and those that have , well lets not go there :whistle:. I have a quick question allready for you guys out there , i THINK i have got all the flashlights to cover my needs for work, camping, ect , BUT , i havnt got a head light for camping or whatever ! my mates had a couple last year at the Land Rover show at Billing and we are going camping at the show again in July and they were very usefull even though the 2 they had were of the cheap nasty type , so heres my question, I WANT A SMALL COMPACT UNIT THATS GOT VARIOUS MODES ON IT AND IT CAN ALSO KICK OUT SOME LIGHT , any ideas , price is not an issue, light output, ease of use and comfort to were are the qualities needed in my much needed head light LOL , can you help me ? ps, is this the signs i have got the bug ! :sick:
 
I WANT A SMALL COMPACT UNIT THATS GOT VARIOUS MODES ON IT AND IT CAN ALSO KICK OUT SOME LIGHT

For a headlamp with lots of light, relatively small, different brightness levels and tough, a Stenlight with a Seoul mod might be perfect.

For a hand held torch, a Fenix clickie CE model(L1D-CE, L2D-CE, P2D-CE, P3D-CE) might be good.
 
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