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It's a normal Lumintop Tool Copper that once had a clicky switch. But I changed it to an E-Switch last year, have a look here: http://budgetlightforum.com/node/52749
The clip comes from a New Preon P1 and I like it much better than the original clip and it's not looseable anymore.
I also changed the Pill, the heatsink with driver and LED and now I have a Nichia 219c and low/mid/high instead of mid/low/high as it was before, I like it much better now!
But you can also buy something like this ready to go: https://www.massdrop.com/buy/massdrop-copper-aaa-pocket-flashlight
Not as nice as mine😉:laughing: but okay, the New Preon P1 clip can be bought as a spare part.
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I have been wearing the Lumintop in my pocket every day since I rebuilt it and use it several times a day, it has never let me down so far. Top quality and I love this flashlight🙂
 
Very nice work there, Coppet. You can’t beat those little Lumintop Copper Tools. I really like ‘em and have several.
 
Thank you very much for your prompt reply. I like your version above all I have seen by now. Since I live in Europe, hope you wouldn't mind if I replicate your version of this light. I was just ready for purchasing p60 Oslon thrower for my SF C2, but now I have changed my mind.
Have a nice day
Petar (CPF Pinarello)
 
magellan said:
Very cool little AAA collection there, Vemice. Are those the original Sapphires or the later 25s?
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Thank you.
One is a 25 and the other is a fairly new High CRI.
Just got the ARC and really like it. Never had one. It may displace one of the Sappires!!!
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The ARCs are great too. I have several in different color ano, including the Camo one.
 
Chauncey Gardiner said:
I'm of the opinion the Sapphire is one of the best L@@King lights ever produced.

~ CG
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I might agree on that.

It just occurred to me that the exclusively longitudinal groove design on the body is unusual in a flashlight. Usually grooves seem to be circumferential or there is a combination of both, giving a checkerboard or diamond pattern.
 
Photo link not working, but I have several of the RA Maratacs and they are very nice. Gave the copper model to a friend not long ago for his birthday.
 
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