Your Most Versatile Light
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Toohotruk
Flashlight Enthusiast
I should have done my homework though...you saved $2 by buying the AA + the 123 body!
I LOVE the way it looks (and performs) in 123 form! :thumbsup:
DHart
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I should have done my homework though...you saved $2 by buying the AA + the 123 body!
I LOVE the way it looks (and performs) in 123 form! :thumbsup:
Yeah... at present I'm preferring the 123 form with an AW 16340 Li-Ion, but it's great to have the option for AA with a 14500 Li-Ion, a lithium primary, a NiMH Eneloop, or (god forbid) a lowly alkaline, if necessary.
Toohotruk
Flashlight Enthusiast
Yep, times will truly be grim the day I put an alky in that light... :shakehead
PhantomPhoton
Flashlight Enthusiast
Liteflux lights hands down... especially the early ones that came with diffuser tips. Proton Pro is close behind thanks to the red.
DHart
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baterija
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I'm giving the edge to my LF3XT over my 5XT (lower low and a whole separate UI even if I never use CUI) even though I like the power versatility of the 5XT (14500, NiMh, L91, or even alkaline in a pinch).
If the 2xAA tube finally comes out, and they release an 18650 tube for the 3XT head it would be even more versatile. :naughty:
If the 2xAA tube finally comes out, and they release an 18650 tube for the 3XT head it would be even more versatile. :naughty:
aceo07
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My HDS EDC U60 (seoul led upgraded) has been my primary light for years now. It does everything I need to.
I recently bought a Zebralight H501w and it's quite nice. It won't replace my HDS for most uses. I think it'll be good for room flood light and desk light/lamp for reading in bed.
I recently bought a Zebralight H501w and it's quite nice. It won't replace my HDS for most uses. I think it'll be good for room flood light and desk light/lamp for reading in bed.
