LiteFlux just finished LF2X limited version. They only made this batch and no more in the future. Each type has also very limited quantity due to the failure rate.
The tube sleeve was made from solid Celluloid rod. The wall is too thin and hard to produce by lathe, the failure rate is very high. The texture isn't the same, each one is the only one.
The tube is trivalent chromium plated. Not as hard as hexavalent but I think it should be hard enough. The color has slightly hint of black, looks better than plain shining plated. This color seems hard to plated also?
The electrical spec. is the same as normal LF2X but the LED is Q5-WH. The thread is conductive, thus no lockout available. Not like normal LF2X, there're no "dot" to indicate the P1/P2 position. If you're not familiar with LF2X, it may be a little hard to operate.
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Pardon for those poor photos. The shining surface is hard to take and the texture is also not very clear. They look much better actually.
All five types:
with LF2X BA
Amber
Topaz
Sapphire
Ivory
Marble
The tube sleeve was made from solid Celluloid rod. The wall is too thin and hard to produce by lathe, the failure rate is very high. The texture isn't the same, each one is the only one.
The tube is trivalent chromium plated. Not as hard as hexavalent but I think it should be hard enough. The color has slightly hint of black, looks better than plain shining plated. This color seems hard to plated also?
The electrical spec. is the same as normal LF2X but the LED is Q5-WH. The thread is conductive, thus no lockout available. Not like normal LF2X, there're no "dot" to indicate the P1/P2 position. If you're not familiar with LF2X, it may be a little hard to operate.
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Pardon for those poor photos. The shining surface is hard to take and the texture is also not very clear. They look much better actually.
All five types:
with LF2X BA
Amber
Topaz
Sapphire
Ivory
Marble
