Which is brighter, the blue or green PHOTON II ?

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Help!!! Some folks say the blue is brighter, some say the green.

1) Which is brighter?
2) Which has more evenly distributed light?
3) Which has a "deeper" tone?

 

[Joe Talmadge]

<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by djharryg1:
Help!!! Some folks say the blue is brighter, some say the green.

1) Which is brighter?
2) Which has more evenly distributed light?
3) Which has a "deeper" tone?
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Assuming you're talking about the 2x2016 green, green is brighter than blue, but turquoise is brighter than green. Turquoise also has a smoother distribution than green. Turquoise is whiter than green is, so easier to see by. Turquoise is my fave photon. I haven't seen the narrow-beam white yet, but I like the wide beams on the turquoise and green, probably wouldn't give that up to get a narrow beam.

 

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Emissive Energy is BRIGHTER, BETTER, and half the price at $6.00 each on SALE at BOTACH (and you can change the battery!) http://www.botachtactical.com/emenmic.html
...and unlike the 'others', still made in the USA.

..you're welcome.

<FONT COLOR="#000000" SIZE="1" FACE="Verdana, Arial">This message has been edited by Ted on 11-30-2000 at 03:33 PM</font>

 

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What the heck is an emissive energy light? I can't find a description of it anywhere. Is it a push type switch? Has anyone tested it. How does it actually compare to the PHOTON???

 

[Brock]

Basically it is the same battery and LED as the white Photon. So they are identical. It doesn't have a switch however, press & hold only.

Brock - http://www.uwgb.edu/nevermab/led.htm

 

[Blades]

Joe you need to get a narrow beam white. Once ya do, go to a dark room, turn them both on, and see which one washes out the other.

If ya don't like the narrow beam white, I'll trade you my turquoise for it.

Blades

 

[Lux Luthor]

I saw one of these at a local army/navy store selling for 10 bucks. I pointed the green one at my face, and it was blindingly bright. This, in a lighted store. I tried to find this thing on the web, but couldn't. I wanted to know more about before buying it, as the store won't take returns. I also noticed that the thing won't stay on by itself. It went under the name of INOVA.

 

[e=mc²]

Guy, if you follow the link below, you will see that the INOVA and the Emissive Energy lights that Ted mentions are one in the same: http://www.karstsports.com/karst/inmicled.html

 

[e=mc²]

BTW if you shop at the merchant below, they will give you a Inova Microlight by Emissive Energy for free! I have never dealt with this merchant so I cannot say either way how they are: http://www.chesapeakeknifeandtool.com/cgi-local/SoftCart.exe/online-store/scstore/microlightoffer.htm?L+scstore+bfpk8913ff9bf39b+979352439

Regards
Ed