What flash light would be the brightest?
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CarpentryHero
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The Maglites going to be brighter and more reliable. The Noma is giving you an emitter lumens reading (at best)
I have a couple at the cabin (were the ones that work but I hardly use go)
Noma may be 60-90 lumens do to the plastic lens and reflector. Makes for a sturdy little light.
Maglite 3watt should be 110+ lumens otf. Sturdy, and focusable. Even the Maglite XL50 which is in the same size and battery class as the Noma will make a much better light than the Noma
I have a couple at the cabin (were the ones that work but I hardly use go)
Noma may be 60-90 lumens do to the plastic lens and reflector. Makes for a sturdy little light.
Maglite 3watt should be 110+ lumens otf. Sturdy, and focusable. Even the Maglite XL50 which is in the same size and battery class as the Noma will make a much better light than the Noma
Outdoorsman5
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Waloshin,
The two lights you listed are functional, but you could do a whole lot better if you spend just a little bit more money. You can spend a lot more money too, but I wanted to recommend a light that is on the lower cost basis from the other lights I own & use. Check out this light from ITP called the "ITP Light SA2". It uses 2 AA's, and will be brighter & more versitile (more settings) than the two lights you listed. Here are the settings - 6 lm (100 Hrs) - 42 lm (12 Hrs) - 230 lm (2 Hrs) plus it has a strobe. Check it out & be sure to watch the video review - ClickHere
The light is $39.95 at goingear.com but if you use the cpf discount code you will get 10% off. The code is - ggcpf10
The two lights you listed are functional, but you could do a whole lot better if you spend just a little bit more money. You can spend a lot more money too, but I wanted to recommend a light that is on the lower cost basis from the other lights I own & use. Check out this light from ITP called the "ITP Light SA2". It uses 2 AA's, and will be brighter & more versitile (more settings) than the two lights you listed. Here are the settings - 6 lm (100 Hrs) - 42 lm (12 Hrs) - 230 lm (2 Hrs) plus it has a strobe. Check it out & be sure to watch the video review - ClickHere
The light is $39.95 at goingear.com but if you use the cpf discount code you will get 10% off. The code is - ggcpf10
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