Hello there to one & all,
I've received a light for Christmas with a rechargeable battery, and would like to know if
anybody has done a mod so that a regular battery source can be used.The reason I'm asking is because we go rafting and camping for days at a time.The burn time on the light's rechargeable is great for at home but will be terrible on an extended camping trip.
The light in question was purchased from Sportsman's Guide.The body is machined aluminum,and quite sturdy.The name "Mountain Green" is on the knurled handle. The 1st click gives you 3 LED's,2nd click is 6 LED's, final click is a Xenon bulb.
I don't need to know any other mods at this time(Though I'm not thrilled with that cheesy plastic lens,I will accept help with that!).I'm
primarily looking for a battery source that I can tote some spares of.
I know this light was already spoken of in the Forums, but I don't know if mods were made.
If anyone knows where to get spare Xenon bulbs,you can fill me in on that also.
Thank you in advance for all of your assistance.
Kevin in Pa
If you live rural,you can never have enough light.
I've received a light for Christmas with a rechargeable battery, and would like to know if
anybody has done a mod so that a regular battery source can be used.The reason I'm asking is because we go rafting and camping for days at a time.The burn time on the light's rechargeable is great for at home but will be terrible on an extended camping trip.
The light in question was purchased from Sportsman's Guide.The body is machined aluminum,and quite sturdy.The name "Mountain Green" is on the knurled handle. The 1st click gives you 3 LED's,2nd click is 6 LED's, final click is a Xenon bulb.
I don't need to know any other mods at this time(Though I'm not thrilled with that cheesy plastic lens,I will accept help with that!).I'm
primarily looking for a battery source that I can tote some spares of.
I know this light was already spoken of in the Forums, but I don't know if mods were made.
If anyone knows where to get spare Xenon bulbs,you can fill me in on that also.
Thank you in advance for all of your assistance.
Kevin in Pa
If you live rural,you can never have enough light.