tail terminology?
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greenLED
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GITD: glow in the dark, also "GID"
reverse clicky: the type that turns the light after you fully depress the button; the light turns on as you release the pressure from the switch (forward clickies turn the light on as you press the button the first time, not as you let go of it).
There's a "welcome mat" thread somewhere, but I'm not sure what's contained in there or where's stickied.
GITD: glow in the dark, also "GID"
reverse clicky: the type that turns the light after you fully depress the button; the light turns on as you release the pressure from the switch (forward clickies turn the light on as you press the button the first time, not as you let go of it).
There's a "welcome mat" thread somewhere, but I'm not sure what's contained in there or where's stickied.
mspeterson
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I think a reverse clicky is the opposite of a badonka-donk......
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try here:
https://www.candlepowerforums.com/threads/171052&highlight=reverse+clicky
:welcome:
try here:
https://www.candlepowerforums.com/threads/171052&highlight=reverse+clicky
Gunner12
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The Welcome Mat would clear up a lot of the info.
e2x2e
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Reverse clicky: No light is produced until you hear/feel a click and then release switch pressure
Forward clicky: Light is produced when the switch is depressed partly, and light stays on after a click is heard/felt
Forward clicky: Light is produced when the switch is depressed partly, and light stays on after a click is heard/felt
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