Steve Curtis
Newly Enlightened
Hi
Does anyone produce an E2D drop in
thanks
Does anyone produce an E2D drop in
thanks
E2D drop in
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Eric242
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Steve Curtis
Newly Enlightened
Many thanks for that, some how i missed it in my searches
i think im better off with an L1 instead of modding my E2D ,thats a shame as its one of my fave lights
i think im better off with an L1 instead of modding my E2D ,thats a shame as its one of my fave lights
koala
Flashlight Enthusiast
Hi Steve,
Is is not a mod. It is a drop in, similar to the MN03 bulb that comes with the E2D. E-MT is completely reversible.
Is is not a mod. It is a drop in, similar to the MN03 bulb that comes with the E2D. E-MT is completely reversible.
Steve Curtis
Newly Enlightened
Hi Koala
I had a good read of the thread but decided against it due to the output with two cells being rather low and the beam being floody .
i have other lights that fit that criteria running on 1 cr123
For me the L1 represents better value at the moment but ill still consider this for the future as the E2D is a great light but sees very little useage now.
Thanks
steve
I had a good read of the thread but decided against it due to the output with two cells being rather low and the beam being floody .
i have other lights that fit that criteria running on 1 cr123
For me the L1 represents better value at the moment but ill still consider this for the future as the E2D is a great light but sees very little useage now.
Thanks
steve
koala
Flashlight Enthusiast
You are certainly right about L1 a better choice for a good flood light. I have a L1 modded with a 20mm Khatod Stippled reflector. It's has absolutely sweet floody smooth beam. The E2D reflector is originally designed for the MN02/3 bulb so it is not so suitable for a LED to be a throw light.
