With you on that.I have to say the 170CN is everything we had hoped it would be in the very beginning, before they were deemed too difficult to produce. Incredibly bright, throwy with plenty of spill. Best light I've ever owned by far.
Yep. Very similar experiences here.The tail button...I've experienced four different caps, one flush cap totally failed and wouldn't respond accurately to input at all. On another cap, I was able to click 8 or so times before it would register just 1 click... Very frustrating.. I had Henry send me a new cap, and it worked fine again, however, I can still 'misclick' the button sometimes, where it actually 'clicks' but the light does nothing...
There is an accessory already in the States. I think they call it a baseball cap.I want to see a HEADLAMP!
I want a rubber grip and bumpers. It doesn't have to bounce. Even sculpted caps like they did for the Novatac.Now... On to the future.
\however, I can still 'misclick' the button sometimes, where it actually 'clicks' but the light does nothing...
Besides this, and the locator flash timing, I haven't yet found another major issue..
The black clip coating seems to be holding up, but it sure keeps the scratches I've put on it. Still looks ok, but after real and continuous use, it's going to look used.
Still getting great runtimes on RCR cells, able to use a single battery for two or three days befor swapping in a fresh one. These are great lights indeed!
Now... On to the future.
I want to see a HEADLAMP!
Just make a headstrap accessory that that has a mount for the head of the light on our forehead, and a mount on the back for the tailcap.. We wouldn't need a new light at all.. Just thread the head and tail into their respective places and bam! We'd have a headlamp of Ra quality, with amazing runtimes, 4 channels of any output we want, and it'd be cost effective too!...
Who's with me?
I can still 'misclick' the button sometimes, where it actually 'clicks' but the light does nothing...
Wow 200Cn! :thumbsup:
Thought I'd kick this thread off with my primary line up..
From left to right we have:
Surefire L1-Red, Ra-100Tw/18650, Ra-170CN, Ra-85Tr, D10 with Sundrop emitter, and original CMG Infinity Red.
I have to say the 170CN is everything we had hoped it would be in the very beginning, before they were deemed too difficult to produce. Incredibly bright, throwy with plenty of spill. Best light I've ever owned by far. The 100Tw is a great light too, my one and only SSC based Ra. It will however become a mod project soon.. The D10 with Nichia 083 is an amazing closeup task light.. Nice big beam, amazing color, so much better than stock.. The SF L1-R is such a specialized light that it doesn't get used much, I do however use the low level as room lighting late at night.. And the CMG is my mobile late-night lighting solution..
So far I'm very impressed with these Ra lights, but they do have an issue in my experience:
The tail button...I've experienced four different caps, one flush cap totally failed and wouldn't respond accurately to input at all. On another cap, I was able to click 8 or so times before it would register just 1 click... Very frustrating.. I had Henry send me a new cap, and it worked fine again, however, I can still 'misclick' the button sometimes, where it actually 'clicks' but the light does nothing...
Besides this, and the locator flash timing, I haven't yet found another major issue..
The black clip coating seems to be holding up, but it sure keeps the scratches I've put on it. Still looks ok, but after real and continuous use, it's going to look used.
Still getting great runtimes on RCR cells, able to use a single battery for two or three days befor swapping in a fresh one. These are great lights indeed!
Now... On to the future.
I want to see a HEADLAMP!
Just make a headstrap accessory that that has a mount for the head of the light on our forehead, and a mount on the back for the tailcap.. We wouldn't need a new light at all.. Just thread the head and tail into their respective places and bam! We'd have a headlamp of Ra quality, with amazing runtimes, 4 channels of any output we want, and it'd be cost effective too!...
Who's with me?
I have to say the 170CN is everything we had hoped it would be in the very beginning, before they were deemed too difficult to produce. Incredibly bright, throwy with plenty of spill. Best light I've ever owned by far. ngle battery for two or three days befor swapping in a fresh one. These are great lights indeed!
Wow 200Cn! :thumbsup:
Yep... Check out the site! 200lm rare emitter.. Now you can pay $314 for a 200lm Clicky!200 what.......... where???????...... why????????
My 100-WWCN is enduring a nation wide passaround and is currently on its way to Massachusetts..:tinfoil:What happened to your 100 wwcn?
Yep... Check out the site! 200lm rare emitter.. Now you can pay $314 for a 200lm Clicky!
My 100-WWCN is enduring a nation wide passaround and is currently on its way to Massachusetts..:tinfoil:
The T or tactical models currently use the Osram Golden Dragon plus emitterI'm getting a bunch of these on my 140CT, I think that's why I'm having so much trouble programming it. I may call Henry tomorrow and see if he can suggest anything short of a replacement.
I've read a few posts on the matter but I'm still confused as to what emitter my 140CT uses. Is it an Osram (what kind?) or P4? I've never had a light with either of these so I don't have a comparison, all of my lights are Luxeons. I like whatever this is because I've never seen such a small emitter surface for the level of output I'm seeing from the Ra. Having a smaller surface must make it quite a bit easier to focus into a narrower beam (which I like) so I'd like to seek this out in the future.
I do like the spot on this, it's not as tight as I would like but it's very usable, the best reflector'ed LED I have seen for throw.
Now if I could just get it to program properly... Where is the PC interface!