InfidelCastro
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Anybody tried one yet? It was $9.99.
Is it a 1W Luxeon? It looks to have a dome.
Is it a 1W Luxeon? It looks to have a dome.
Saw the NightIze for C & D Maglites at Target this afternoon.
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Brighteyez
Flashlight Enthusiast
Take a look at http://candlepowerforums.com/vb/showthread.php?t=114113 and http://candlepowerforums.com/vb/showthread.php?t=114123
I think it will give you a bit more insight and some feedback on this product.
I think it will give you a bit more insight and some feedback on this product.
InfidelCastro
Banned
Sounds like it's crap. Unless you're looking for a dim, super long running survival oriented type of drop-in.
InfidelCastro
Banned
mattz357 said:
Well... supposedly the first C and D versions are supposed to hit stores in April, with the 2AA and 3AA Minimag versions showing up in June. Nobody has seen any as of yet though.
I'm especially interested in the 2AA and 3AA. I hope they put a clicky on them.
InfidelCastro
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I found this place has them available for pre-order:
http://www.action-lights.com/flashlights/maglite/led/index.asp?bhcp=1
http://www.action-lights.com/flashlights/maglite/led/index.asp?bhcp=1
Flying Turtle
Flashaholic
I think I'll hold off on these until they go on clearance, which should be soon. I don't think too many of the general public are going to shell out $10 for a bulb. Wait a month and they'll be clearing them for three bucks.
Geoff
Geoff
InfidelCastro
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I don't think I would want one for $3 even. I don't see a use for it. I see the use for a LuxI or LuxIII on a Maglite, but not this.
I think this would be good to go in the tail cap of a 2-C cell Mag moddeed to take 3-123's.
This way if the bright bulb goes out you can plug in a LED for continued use and in an emergancy you could use the SAME bulb and drop down to 2-C cells for commonality and long run time.
I will buy some on clearence at $3-$5.
wwglen
This way if the bright bulb goes out you can plug in a LED for continued use and in an emergancy you could use the SAME bulb and drop down to 2-C cells for commonality and long run time.
I will buy some on clearence at $3-$5.
wwglen
