Reflector for Fenix P2D
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As others have done, I replaced mine with a LumaPower M3 reflector (pedestal type) and absolutley love the beam! Best thing is it's a direct fit ...no modifying.
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mchlwise
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I tried one in my L1Dce (same head) and it helped a lot.
I haven't been able to get the head on my P2D apart, so I just swapped heads.
I actually ordered the replacement reflector to mess around with some experimental stippling on it, hoping to remove some of the rings in the beam. I didn't do anything to the replacement other than install it, and the beam was significantly better, so I just left it alone.
:thinking: :shrug: :thumbsup:
I haven't been able to get the head on my P2D apart, so I just swapped heads.
I actually ordered the replacement reflector to mess around with some experimental stippling on it, hoping to remove some of the rings in the beam. I didn't do anything to the replacement other than install it, and the beam was significantly better, so I just left it alone.
:thinking: :shrug: :thumbsup:
Which reflector fits the P2D?
sclemin1
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I just did this to my P2D.
It definitely smoothed out the beam, more than expected. It didn't completely eliminated the dark rings, but the beam looks much better. I did try refocusing first, that didn't help. It was slightly difficult to get the head apart, I used a heat gun. A hair dryer might have worked to expand the head and warm up the glue.
It definitely smoothed out the beam, more than expected. It didn't completely eliminated the dark rings, but the beam looks much better. I did try refocusing first, that didn't help. It was slightly difficult to get the head apart, I used a heat gun. A hair dryer might have worked to expand the head and warm up the glue.
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I can tell a big difference in the beam when it's projected against a wall, but outdoors at 30-40 feet in the woods, there isn't much to write home about. Indoors, it looks much better. For ten bucks, though, what can you lose?
chevrofreak
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Where does one purchase this reflector?
