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Sold/Expired Trade Pending: Milkymods M90

benighted

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This is a really nice little flood light. Runs on primary cells or rechargables. LuxV WXOS with McR18.

I got 2 of these from Milkyspit in trade but I only need 1.

See here for more pics.

Also more info on this thread.

I just got this one yesterday, you will recieve it exactly as I did from Milkyspit.
---trade pending---
 
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benighted

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Re: FS: Milkymods M90 LuxV WXOS

No interest at all? If you want one of these you normally need to buy an M1, wait for it to come in the mail, send it to Milkyspit, then wait for it in the mail again.
If you want this all you have to do is send me your beautiful money and I'll send you this even more beautiful light :grin2:

Heres an excerpt from Milkyspit's thread:
M90-M1 Illuminator vs. Milky L1

The M90 and the ML1 are completely different animals. Yes, M90 is a single-brightness light... but I like to call it an "Illuminator" rather than flashlight because the beam is completely different from what most of us have come to expect. There is a hotspot but it's very soft... so soft, in fact, that the light can be used to examine things in the palm of one's hand without torching one's retinas. :naughty: The M90 basically pumps out a big ball of light that evenly illuminates everything within 20 yards or so. ML1 will throw further but also doesn't offer nearly the intensity of sidespill the M90 does.

Think of the ML1 kinda like a good all season tire... well-rounded performance for a variety of conditions, though there are better "specialist" lights for any ONE of those conditions. The M90 is more of a specialist light, with its strength being short to intermediate range, even illumination across a wide angle. Not quite flood, but gives that feeling! :)

Technically speaking, the M90 is an oddity in that it's one of the few (only?) LuxV lights running on a single 123 cell... even a single 123 primary! The M90 can output roughly 90 lumens continuous for 60+ minutes on a single 123 or RCR123 cell without much heat buildup.
 

Mags

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Re: FS: Milkymods M90 PRICE DROP

can it run on R123s?
 
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