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Finally, a practical purpose in the works!!It seems to me that with the right optics you could use a LEP to display the batman signal on a cloud.
Finally, a practical purpose in the works!!It seems to me that with the right optics you could use a LEP to display the batman signal on a cloud.
Just for fun though. In the real life Gotham, no one is showing up to answer it.It seems to me that with the right optics you could use a LEP to display the batman signal on a cloud.
Is the hand held 18350 body and tailcap one piece?These lights are excellent on rifles. I own two LEP lights from Z-Bolt. A hand held and weapon mounted model.
I was able to acquire and PID targets out to 300 yards easily. The tight focus of the beam works perfectly with the scope.
These are definitely niche lights, but they fill a certain role extremely well.
Yes, my co-workers were very very anti LED, all sorts of excuses.... But not needing to switch batteries every hour won them overI wonder if way way way back in the early LED section some said "pfff, those things suck". Or "that'll never catch on, light bulbs forever"…
Same here. That and not having bulbs poof.Yes, my co-workers were very very anti LED, all sorts of excuses.... But not needing to switch batteries every hour won them over
Just saw a YouTube video of the Fenix HT30R White Laser Flashlight I had been considering for a awhile now. I hadn't paid much attention until yesterday because it was something more of maybe one day instead of really paying closer attention that I did this time. I mean the reviewer was oohing and awing but I noticed I couldn't really make out any details of the thing at the end of the spotlight. Maybe I guess if I also had a pair of binoculars as well as the Lep.Yes, such lights can reach out for literally miles. I'll likely add one to my collection, eventually. Unfortunately what you typically get is a very narrow hot-spot with practically zero side-spill. And while the light can reach out for miles, with human eye-sight limitations, you're going to have a hard time making out what you're seeing several miles away. I think of LEP as more of a novelty that is fun to experience for about 5 minutes. Like a lava lamp.