skynyrds first
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Just seen on the Nitecore.com site a new MH Rechargable series, similar to the MT series, but with built in usb connector and able to run on primaries as well. Anybody got any news on availability, prices, etc.
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Just seen on the Nitecore.com site a new MH Rechargable series, similar to the MT series, but with built in usb connector and able to run on primaries as well. Anybody got any news on availability, prices, etc.
I am also wondering about that one. I don't even know where you can purchase nitecore flashlights? are they reliable? I am interested on the MH1C.
kj2
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That MH1A and MH40 looks good for me 
You can get nitecore from www.nitecorelights.com, they ship international as well. I think they haven't updated their MH series yet.
GoingGear.com
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Judging from the current prices on that site that are way, way over retail, I wouldn't use them as a basis for the MH series pricing.
The MH series is shipping to dealers in the next day or two and I imagine that you will start seeing them pop up on sites soon. The pricing is not too much over the MT series and all models come with a rechargeable battery.
skynyrds first
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Thanks for the info GoingGear
saypat
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for any who have seen pictures of the lights, WHAT is that gold hole for? Is this a rechargeable light?
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patrick
thanks,
patrick
Yes, there's a micro-USB socket.
skynyrds first
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Can anyone explain why the MH2A runs on a dedicated NL1427 battery instead of 2x 14500. According to nitecores manual you can use primary AA, primary lithium & rechargable AA, but not 14500s. Why is this? Thanks for any help.
Bwolcott
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this series looks good so far the mh40 is going to be a pretty decent thrower
I assume it is to avoid the risk and confusion associated with running (and charging) Li-ion cells in series.
The prices there are in SGD, not USD i think. They're based in Singapore.
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Just seen on the Nitecore.com site a new MH Rechargable series, similar to the MT series, but with built in usb connector and able to run on primaries as well. Anybody got any news on availability, prices, etc.
http://www.batteryjunction.com/nitecore-mh-series.html
GaryM
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Ordered the MH25 earlier today. I like the usb charging ability. Not sure if it will be a thrower or not, hoping for something in between.
Overclocker
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what this? in-flashlight charging multiple cells in series? no charge management electronics that monitors individual cells?
crazyk4952
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The MH2C is tempting.... I just wish these could handle Turbo Mode for more than 3 minutes.
lumen aeternum
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The ad sheet says "2 preset modes..." -- how does that work? Can you program a single/double click for two levels?
"...and 4 brightness levels."
"...and 4 brightness levels."
crazyk4952
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Nitecore has the user manuals for these lights posted here: http://www.nitecore.com/support.aspx?cid=122.
So, there are two modes:
(fully tightened) Turbo
(partially tightened) User Defined
crazyk4952
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Most of these lights only take one rechargeable cell (the exception being the MH40).
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