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#10001 has landed:devil:

I am thrilled with this light! It looked sharp in the pictures on the website, but it looks even better in person. The knurling is outstanding!!! The whole thing feels very solid. I took a few pictures for you guys that are waiting

That's one hot lookin light you have there Goat!
 
#10001 has landed:devil:

I am thrilled with this light! It looked sharp in the pictures on the website, but it looks even better in person. The knurling is outstanding!!! The whole thing feels very solid. I took a few pictures for you guys that are waiting:thumbsup:

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Enjoy!

OMG, warn us next time, Bill!!!! My kids were in the room! That kind of porn is just too hot for public exposure. :naughty: Wow, can't wait! Those are great pics - the light looks phenomenal. Can you snap a quick shot of the *** on that gal? lovecpf:popcorn:
 
That's one hot lookin light you have there Goat!

:thumbsup:

They are pricey, but from my point of view, the Ra Clicky is my favorite light on the planet (Along w/the Aeon) and the Ti version is just a tad more than other Ti lights that I have purchased and significantly less than others😉

Also, this is a custom Titanium light and it commands a custom price as a result; one benefit, is that it does come with a lifetime warranty... now if we can only talk Henry into doing emitter upgrades when the LED's can get to the next level up:devil:
 
Tail shot as requested😛

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Oh, yeah... Don ain't the only one that can take photos of lights with wild creatures on them:poke:

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Stunning light, Bill. Stunning.

Unfortunately it may be a bit too rich for my blood right now. We'll see. Maybe I'll dump a watch or knife to pay for it. That is a grail light, at least to me. Henry's finest to date.:thumbsup:



It truly was great catching up with you last week!!!
 
Thanks for the photos Goatee. :twothumbs

I don't want to count how many times I go back to them before mine arrives. :drool:
 
Haz, Jimmy1970,

We have no plans for making more Ti Ra Clicky flashlights. You should consider them a limited edition item. I do not know how many we will end up being able to make from this batch, but I expect it to be between 50 and 75. It all depends on how many fall out during the production process. Titanium presents certain issues that the aluminum lights do not share. The price does allow more effort to be spent to recover a "bad" unit, but there are limits.

BmStrong, CallMaster,

The lights are being built to allow for emitter upgrades if and when better emitters become available - possibly in the next year or two. Although we normally do not provide an emitter upgrade service for our flashlights, we decided that we would do so for the Ti Ra Clicky. We will charge a fee for the upgrade but I have no idea what that fee will be at this point. There is easily half an hour of custom labor in an upgrade, not to mention the premium LED. But your flashlight will be up-to-date after the upgrade.

You will find that most of the lights run well past the minimum times on the High setting. Most of the emitters are well above the floor for 170 and so most will fall in the 85 to 100 minutes range on the runtimes. Although some are very close to the next level, close does not count to make the next level. The light must meet all of the specifications in order to qualify for its maximum rating. The calibration equipment makes the final decision.

RocketTomato,

Our first LED flashlights - in fact, the first production LED flashlights to offer 12 - 15 lumens and compete with a 2 D-cell incandescent flashlight in light output - sold for $20 per lumen. The price has come down considerably. 🙂

Henry.
 
Haz, Jimmy1970,

We have no plans for making more Ti Ra Clicky flashlights. You should consider them a limited edition item. I do not know how many we will end up being able to make from this batch, but I expect it to be between 50 and 75. It all depends on how many fall out during the production process. Titanium presents certain issues that the aluminum lights do not share. The price does allow more effort to be spent to recover a "bad" unit, but there are limits.

BmStrong, CallMaster,

The lights are being built to allow for emitter upgrades if and when better emitters become available - possibly in the next year or two. Although we normally do not provide an emitter upgrade service for our flashlights, we decided that we would do so for the Ti Ra Clicky. We will charge a fee for the upgrade but I have no idea what that fee will be at this point. There is easily half an hour of custom labor in an upgrade, not to mention the premium LED. But your flashlight will be up-to-date after the upgrade.

You will find that most of the lights run well past the minimum times on the High setting. Most of the emitters are well above the floor for 170 and so most will fall in the 85 to 100 minutes range on the runtimes. Although some are very close to the next level, close does not count to make the next level. The light must meet all of the specifications in order to qualify for its maximum rating. The calibration equipment makes the final decision.

RocketTomato,

Our first LED flashlights - in fact, the first production LED flashlights to offer 12 - 15 lumens and compete with a 2 D-cell incandescent flashlight in light output - sold for $20 per lumen. The price has come down considerably. 🙂

Henry.

Great news on the possibility of future upgrades. Thanks for taking the time to post.
 
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