Aepoc
Enlightened
This past Saturday some friends and I went on a tactical flashlight mission to some local rapids. This mission included about a half hour hike through the woods before reaching the first of two large rapids. The seccond set of rapids was another ten minute walk from there. The trail was heavily wooded and the air by the rapids was thick... perfect for testing some new lights.
My first goal for the night was to complete a runtime test for my MCLux PD on high. The light lasted for about half of the trip: About 55 minutes on an AW RCR123 700mah.
My seccond goal was to compare the PD, Kroma, and my Cree P4 Elly with a well known incan. The TL-3 1499 was used for comparison. The best tint in the heavily wooded area was the modded Cree Elly. The Kroma being the worst. I did notice however that with the red and white highs on together, greens and browns were slightly more vivid.
Dale (CPF User: cmaylodm) recently purchased an M3T and was excited to use his new light. He ran both high and low lamp assemblies, and he liked the low the best... more runtime. I will ask Dale to reply with info on the other lights that he brought.
Some Pics:
Upon arrival to the first set of rapids we were greated by a lovely warning:
And by the sound of water moving as swiftly as this:
Here's Dale with his M3T LOLA:
And me with the Kroma on red high:
I would like to thank my girlfriend for taking the pictures. Hopefully sometime soon I'll have pics of all the lights we brought.
My first goal for the night was to complete a runtime test for my MCLux PD on high. The light lasted for about half of the trip: About 55 minutes on an AW RCR123 700mah.
My seccond goal was to compare the PD, Kroma, and my Cree P4 Elly with a well known incan. The TL-3 1499 was used for comparison. The best tint in the heavily wooded area was the modded Cree Elly. The Kroma being the worst. I did notice however that with the red and white highs on together, greens and browns were slightly more vivid.
Dale (CPF User: cmaylodm) recently purchased an M3T and was excited to use his new light. He ran both high and low lamp assemblies, and he liked the low the best... more runtime. I will ask Dale to reply with info on the other lights that he brought.
Some Pics:
Upon arrival to the first set of rapids we were greated by a lovely warning:
And by the sound of water moving as swiftly as this:
Here's Dale with his M3T LOLA:
And me with the Kroma on red high:
I would like to thank my girlfriend for taking the pictures. Hopefully sometime soon I'll have pics of all the lights we brought.
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