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CMG's website has a new announcement about a new LED headlamp. I can't find any other information about it. Anyone heard or seen more?
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From CMG's Site [ QUOTE ]
Check out our new Tracer Headlamp. Using a Single AAA this regulated, Ultra light, sleek headlamp emits a 30 foot beam from two LED's and weighs in at less than two ounces. Available this holiday at all EMS stores. MSRP $25.00


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Not on EMS's site-just Ultra and Sonic.
Sounds like a good light. Would rather AA but AAA far better than coin cells. Must be like a Sonic size with strap. Just my guesses. Thanks for pointing it out.
 

paulr

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Oh cool, I've been wanting someone to make something like that, though I too would have preferred an AA.
 

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You mean this one?

(click on pic)

Well, the loooooooooooooong link worked in my preview...search for "headlamp" on Eastern Mountain Sports homepage. It's under EMS Tracer, not CMG.
 

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The link works ok for me, thanks! I wonder why they bothered to use a top strap for such a lightweight light, and whether you can remove it and still have a properly operating (still tiltable and doesn't fall off) headlamp. Note that they say it weighs 1.8 ounces but they don't specify whether that includes the battery (about 1/2 oz). I'm guessing it's 2.3 oz with battery which is about the same as a PT Scout and only 0.6 oz or so less than a PT Aurora. Anyway it's an interesting product and I'll check it out when I get a chance.
 

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20 foot beam, 2 LEDs, 1 AAA and 10 hours of runtime.
As usual, the math just aint right.
Still it sounds like an interesting light.
 

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To me, at least in the picture, that thing looks huge (for what it is.) It is a single AAA light that looks to be the size of Tikka or Aurora. Maybe optics make it so big.

I'd prefer a single AA in this role, also, but I'd still be interested, depending on preformance.

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scott said:
I'd prefer a single AA in this role, also, but I'd still be interested, depending on preformance.
Scott

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Scott we're Flashaholics here, if it puts out light we're interested, may not buy, but interested /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/grin.gif
I agree on the AA. /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/mecry.gif
 
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