thehappyman
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One of the wierdest Led lights............
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mossyoak
Flashlight Enthusiast
that used to be a really popular light on this here forum it probably still is but it just no making the waves that it used to because of its 5mm leds. anyways thats a rather durable light and there was one model called the marine that would float.
Calina
Enlightened
$75.00 ! Isn't it a wee bit expensive for this light, however good it is?
From the website: "It comes equipped with lithium batteries for water buoyancy ..."
Now there's a reason for lithium batteries I never thought of ...
Now there's a reason for lithium batteries I never thought of ...
Pellidon
Flashlight Enthusiast
Pre TSA I carried one on the road. During the first days of the baggage manglers one pulled it out of my carryon. Looked at it funny, then at me. "It's a phaser" I proclaimed. Seemed to satisfy his curiosity.
Good lights but nothing new or earth shaking from them lately.
Good lights but nothing new or earth shaking from them lately.
woodrow
Flashlight Enthusiast
Crap! I got to stop looking at this site! I feel like a monkey that keeps dropping the shiny thing in his hand to look at yet another. I forgot about these, but a couple of years ago, I really wanted one. The only mistake they made in the video was the garage shots...showed that the light was not super bright. That being said, I love lights that run on lithium AA's. This light also does all kinds of cool stuff. Now I want one again!
Nyctophiliac
Flashlight Enthusiast
woodrow said:
Me too!!!!
Be lucky...
Flash-addict
Newly Enlightened
this light can be useful, especially with its long runtime. It wouldn't hurt to add it to my collection. it would just hurt my wallet. 
:lolsign:
:lolsign:
Rob187
Enlightened
I've got a 4Z Elitemax. I really like its versatility and UI.
All the new LEDs blow it away for brightness but as a piece of design it is a favourite.
Mine lives in my bedside drawer and it gets used over quite a few others....
All the new LEDs blow it away for brightness but as a piece of design it is a favourite.
Mine lives in my bedside drawer and it gets used over quite a few others....
Calina
Enlightened
selfbuilt said:From the website: "It comes equipped with lithium batteries for water buoyancy ..."
Now there's a reason for lithium batteries I never thought of ...
Who said water and lithium don't mix?
MatajumotorS
Enlightened
Now that's the light that i wouldn't buy ever 
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MorpheusT1
Flashlight Enthusiast
Blasphemy 
Calling a EternaLight Weird...
:whoopin:
Old review here by Flashlight Reviews.
This is one fine light people,dont judge a book by its covers.
Here is a CPF Edition EliteMax
Benny
Calling a EternaLight Weird...
:whoopin:
Old review here by Flashlight Reviews.
This is one fine light people,dont judge a book by its covers.
Here is a CPF Edition EliteMax
Benny
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carbine15
Flashlight Enthusiast
they use a picture of one in the upper right hand corner of flahslightreviews. They are fun lights. I played with mine trying to "freeze" my ceiling fan with the variable strobe mode. I don't like their website, that runtime chart at the bottom shows the "leading" 7 led flashlight spanking Eternalight's *** at every moment along that curve. Why would you advertize such an embarasment?
Flying Turtle
Flashaholic
An EternaLight is definitely one any "card carrying" flashaholic should have. Mine is only the lowly Derringer, but even it is a useful little light, especially as an all-purpose trip light. Excellent for reading in bed.
Geoff
Geoff
ACMarina
Flashlight Enthusiast
I've recently traded for an ergomarine and could see myself using it in a number of different opportunities..
thehappyman
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O.K., maybe the light isnt so "weird"...............
I cant believe how many modes/features it has.......
I cant believe how many modes/features it has.......
carbine15
Flashlight Enthusiast
It only lacks a few things that I look for in a light like;
size efficiency (it floats for crying out loud!)
brightness (throw)
hands-free operation (headlamp)
ease of battery changes (four stainless steel screws? are you kidding me?)
What it does have:
many fun operator modes including strobe, SOS and dazzle.
smaller than an economy size box of breakfast cerial.
Takes standard batteries.
size efficiency (it floats for crying out loud!)
brightness (throw)
hands-free operation (headlamp)
ease of battery changes (four stainless steel screws? are you kidding me?)
What it does have:
many fun operator modes including strobe, SOS and dazzle.
smaller than an economy size box of breakfast cerial.
Takes standard batteries.
carrot
Flashaholic
I have the EliteXRay. A good light, but the PWM bothers my eyes for reading, so I use the E0 for that purpose. It's a light I would definitely take traveling though.
