shelm
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NEW XM-L Color RGBW Eagletac D25LC2
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LanWolf
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Dan? Does yours step down on high after 200 seconda ?
Yes, the reduced level after 200 seconds.
LanWolf
Newly Enlightened
Well i contacted eagletac;
Tactical setting does not exist ,
the step-down/turbo will only occur with fresh batteries and there is no power save reduction setting from 23 to 9 %
Conclusion:
their product and specs pages are cuss word deleted - Norm - up: totally lying about their specs : there is no tactical setting, there is no power save reduction setting from 23 to 9 % and there is no neutral white.....
What else is a lie ? Are even the Lumens and runtimes correct ?
Tactical setting does not exist ,
the step-down/turbo will only occur with fresh batteries and there is no power save reduction setting from 23 to 9 %
Conclusion:
their product and specs pages are cuss word deleted - Norm - up: totally lying about their specs : there is no tactical setting, there is no power save reduction setting from 23 to 9 % and there is no neutral white.....
What else is a lie ? Are even the Lumens and runtimes correct ?
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Stanley Spadowski
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I'm just randomly bumping this thread for some positive feedback, as I received a D25LC2 Color a few days ago.
I wanted a multi-color light for my tiny collection, and was pretty set on the DIY Convoy host option with the only driver out there to deal with the Cree multi-color LED, but alas Eagletac won me over with it's excellent UI.
I'm quite content that I forked over the $70 compared to the $30 it would of costed me to put together a torch with the generic driver that is available. Every extra dollar in price comparison tangibly goes to where it counts: The lens eliminates the "donut hole" of the beam, the LED is properly powered in turbo mode, and the UI is first class and robust as per all Eagletac flashlight's standard. Also, the build, looks, and quality of the torch are of Eagletac's standard, which is to say excellent.
I'd also like to echo a caveat mentioned elsewhere in this thread about Eagletac's modes: If Eagletac would make their "lowest" mode truly "low/firefly" they would achieve virtual perfection in their product line in my opinion.
Cheers
I wanted a multi-color light for my tiny collection, and was pretty set on the DIY Convoy host option with the only driver out there to deal with the Cree multi-color LED, but alas Eagletac won me over with it's excellent UI.
I'm quite content that I forked over the $70 compared to the $30 it would of costed me to put together a torch with the generic driver that is available. Every extra dollar in price comparison tangibly goes to where it counts: The lens eliminates the "donut hole" of the beam, the LED is properly powered in turbo mode, and the UI is first class and robust as per all Eagletac flashlight's standard. Also, the build, looks, and quality of the torch are of Eagletac's standard, which is to say excellent.
I'd also like to echo a caveat mentioned elsewhere in this thread about Eagletac's modes: If Eagletac would make their "lowest" mode truly "low/firefly" they would achieve virtual perfection in their product line in my opinion.
Cheers
tcr03
Newly Enlightened
well today i just cracked the lens on mine. it dropped from about 3 feet onto its side. little dissapointed, ive had 4sevens lights drop alot more from higher up and they didnt brake. still love the light, but need a new lens for it. anyone know where i can get one besides strait from eagletac
James3
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