New Lightwaves!

Saaby · Jul 23, 2003

Pardon me if this has already been discussed and beaten to death, but I don't recall hearing anything about it. Check out these babies.

Lightwave Tec 2000 - 4 LED Flashlight
and
Lightwave Tec 3000 - 7 LED Flashlight

At first I thought they had departed from Direct Drive but it still looks like they're using direct drive and calling 1 resistor 'advanced electronics' only in a new body. I'm not sure but I think they may be putting 1 of the batteries up by the head so the light is a little thicker, and oblong shaped...but not as long. Interesting...

Kiessling · Jul 23, 2003

welcome back on cpf, Saaby !
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this has indeed been discussed before ... and most of us find it FUGLY ...
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bernhard

Saaby · Jul 23, 2003

I need to spend more time in the LED forum /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/tongue.gif /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/tongue.gif

and NO, I don't know how to use the search function /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/smirk.gif

StoneDog · Jul 23, 2003

Looks like the planet eater from one of the early Trek episodes... They could have at least made it a 2 cell light with a step up converter sitting in the extra (wasted?) space in the light's "chin(?)"...

Jon

brightnorm · Jul 23, 2003

If you can't improve function, change the form and people will fall for it every time.

Brightnorm

FalconFX · Jul 23, 2003

Not even worth my money. The older design is much better, asthetically less puke-inducing, and would just plain feel better in the hands than this pick-axe knockoff...
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