Picture of brass Arc AAA?

Could any owner of a brass Arc AAA post a picture of it? Being quite a new member here, i didn't get a chance to see it.

Here you go, the Arc AAA family:



It's not mine by the way these belong to Graham,

Picture stolen/borrowed from Graham's webpage, the lucky *******

Nice... Thanks.

BTW, is that one Arc AAA the CPF edition?

Sorry should have given more details, from top to bottom:

</font><ul type="square">[*]<font size="2" face="Verdana, Arial">Arc AAA Brass</font>[*]<font size="2" face="Verdana, Arial">Arc AAA CPF Member Edition</font>[*]<font size="2" face="Verdana, Arial">Arc AAA Standard</font>[*]<font size="2" face="Verdana, Arial">Arc AAA LE (Limited Edition)</font>[/list]<font size="2" face="Verdana, Arial">

Originally posted by x-ray:
[*]Arc AAA Brass
[*]Arc AAA CPF Member Edition
[*]Arc AAA Standard
[*]Arc AAA LE (Limited Edition)
[/list]

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<font size="2" face="Verdana, Arial">Sorry, I'm new here.
The Brass AAA still available now?

Thanks!

Hi Alan,
the brass Arcs are not available anymore...
There were only a couple made (8 I think) and they were auctioned for the benefit of CPF.

(needless to say they were great money raisers, there was one going for over 300 dollars... )
Here is a pic of the most brass AAA's you'll ever see together.

Was it ever explained why these wouldn't be made commercially available? They look beautiful, and there's lacquer coating techniques available for brass that are extremely durable.

Those brass Arcs look so cool, now we need something even better.

How about a Ti Arc packaged with an elusive lithium AAA battery ?

Note to self STOP DREAMING

Because they were made to be rare...and they are. Like the 1 gold Delorean in the world, heck! Like Deloreans. Is't Brass heavy?

i just sold one of my modified maglites for $55 dollars, if anyone would like to send me a brass arc aaa for that price, i'm sure we could work something out.

they are so bueatiful.

i would personally like to see a tungston model

A tungsten one would weigh 6 ounces empty!!
Titanium is the way to go, but the knurling would be a PITA.........

6oz isn't that bad for a TRULY indestructable arc

Originally posted by JackBlades:
Titanium is the way to go, but the knurling would be a PITA.........

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<font size="2" face="Verdana, Arial">What you don't have a titanium Arc ?



Better put mine up on ebay then

Titanium is a bad conductory of electricity...

Yeah, we need a good conductory...

How about a silver Arc AAA??

And of course there's always the gold option for the truly exclusive flashaholic...

Mark

Originally posted by Saaby:
Titanium is a bad conductory of electricity...

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<font size="2" face="Verdana, Arial">Saaby,
I'll put up a piece of oxidized Ti against a piece of oxidized Al any day of the week in terms of conducting electricity!!!!!! Now conducting heat is a different story..................

- Don

You could always make the connection ala G2, if you know what I mean.

silver and gold are too soft though. but crap would they look nice!

Dear X-Ray, Is your LE light-colored like your posts or darker like your collection picture?

Hi Carl,

It's hard to judge how the color of my LE compares with the average (I only own one, the collection shots belong to someone else)

Looking at other peoples pictures it would seem that mine is slightly lighter than the average.

The picture in my sig line looks very light, but I think this was caused by the close proximity of the camera flash.

Picture with camera flash on:



The same flashlights with camera flash off:



As you can see the flash makes quite a difference to the color of the Arc LE.

This last picture is about the closest I have to the actual color of my LE (was taken with no flash and adjusted with photoshop for an accurate match)



Hope that helped