The Official Malkoff Junkie thread - Part 2

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Well, even though I have 2 M61N, 1 M60N, and 3 M361N, I felt that was not enough:D . With that said, the last 2 M61N's in Malkoff site were gone :hitit:
I feel much better now....
 
I would like to see a three mode in the standard m61 9V voltage range and with constant current. The 361 is nice and I like mine but it does have some limitations.
 
Excessive is relative. I did a head count the other day and my overall Malkoff drop-in count was upwards of 20. Approximately 8 of them are actually in use - the others are packed up and in storage.

Including the three or so M61NLLLLs I scored from Oveready.
 
TMedina said:
Excessive is relative. I did a head count the other day and my overall Malkoff drop-in count was upwards of 20. Approximately 8 of them are actually in use - the others are packed up and in storage.

Including the three or so M61NLLLLs I scored from Oveready.
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I think u should give one to me since I am a new malkoff junkie and only have 2 drop ins :D
 
Actually, I did give a spare M60 drop-in to a buddy just starting out.

He ordered his first Surefire host, a C2 off ebay. I'm so proud. :D
 
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Malkoff stuff doesn't use PWM. There. I said it.

Gene Malkoff tells the module when to turn on and off. No need for PWM or CC.
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Sounds like Gene needs to make his jump into the most epic of splits videos as well. ;)

That said, what Tracker II says above answers a question I had and that was if the high/lo ring would work with the 3-mode module. Excellent news and can't wait to pick one up!
 
You're going to love it.

You have a couple of options for lanyard rings:
1. Pocket clips - you get these almost anywhere, including the Malkoff website.
2. This lanyard ring/tactical grip. (http://www.illuminationgear.com/XENO-XRD-Stainless-Lanyard-Ring-XENOXRD.htm) Not bad, it's functional and does the job.
3. My personal favorite - the guy who makes them sells them through the Marketplace as well as Illumination Supply. (https://illuminationsupply.com/flas...r-surefire-and-clones-p-757.html#.UrsRL9JDvTo)

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I love how the Malkoffs send out the holiday emails. I also love that it shows how they stand for their values, as they say in their emails and website (love of country, etc.)

here's to another year of Malkoff stuff!
 
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I love how the Malkoffs send out the holiday emails. I also love that it shows how they stand for their values, as they say in their emails and website (love of country, etc.) here's to another year of Malkoff stuff!
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I agree 100%. Awesome people who run an outstanding business. :thumbsup:
 
Hi all,

Please forgive the newbie question, I have roamed a lot of these pages already but I'm affraid I am still learning the linguo. A lot of technical data makes searching slightly tricky ;)

Anyway, I can read a lot of good stuff on Malkoff products and dropins but what I would like to know is that if the compatibility goes both ways? Can I put P60 dropins in an MD2 for instance (ordered yesterday at Oveready !) ?

That until I of course introduce the appropriate dropin very soon :D

Thanks in advance for your answers
 
Unless someone cares to correct me, no - you can't use a standard P60 dropin for a Malkoff MD2.

The Malkoff lights were built around the Malkoff style of drop-in.
 
I can't even really call it a drawback since almost all of my P60-style drop-ins are, in fact, Malkoffs. :D
 
Yes, Malkoff hosts ( & related types - VME, Elzetta, etc) are a tiny bit smaller than the typical "standard" P60 dropins ... but usually enough to not fit without modification of the dropin.
 
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