New Fenix PD20 vs. P2D?
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Marduke
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You just answered your own question. Different power levels means something is different inside the light.
jake25
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design of the light is a different housing.
WadeF
Flashlight Enthusiast
PD20? Where can we see this?
nanotech17
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gottawearshades
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Looks like a nice update.
Am I right t assume that "PD" has nothing to do with pistons?
Am I right t assume that "PD" has nothing to do with pistons?
TONY M
Flashlight Enthusiast
Yes as the other similar but AA next generation Fenix lights are called "LD".
techwg
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i like the review about the light which has not been released yet, and the review is from may lol... https://www.4sevens.com/product_rev...d=305&osCsid=ad5969a2427d1a34a5eca2b12b4841de
I smell a rat in the apples
I smell a rat in the apples
the site says that the PD20 runs on 3.0v CR123s, does anyone here know if it can run on 3.6/3.7v RCR123s?? Primary CR123s are expensive where i live so i would have a few on hand but these would be more for emergency/back up use and i would be running mainly on 3.6/3.7v RCR123s
Using 3.6/3.7 RCR 123s, what I see with my PD20 and a few P2Ds I have owned is this; In general mode I get one output, say 100lm, while in turbo it's about 50% more. No low or med output. This is with a homemade lightbox.
Marduke
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Marduke
Flashaholic
thanks for the recommendation man, but it's a little bit too complicated when all i need is high and low
It's essentially a single mode light. Not really complicated.
True, but for the price, i may as well just a Romisen. Since it's the first CR123 light i am gonna get, i don't want to spend too much.
