Anti-Rolling Device for 2AA Lights?

CalgaryGuy

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Any advice on how to build (or buy) an anti-rolling device for an Arc LSH-P with 2AA tail? Thanks.

PS. Feel free to move it to the right forum if I'm in the wrong forum.
 

Techmedic

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M@G lite makes a plastic anti-rolling device for their AA version that just slips on. Can buy it as a kit (with a few other goodies) from most outdoors shops. (adapt, re-work, force-it, etc...)
Take a big hex nut and secure it with heat shrink tubing! (sorry that makes it anti-carry!)
Hey, be inventive!!
 

Banshee

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I found that ergonomic grip from the WalMart Ozark Trail 2AA light both adds "gripablilty" and prevents any rolling!
 

6pOriginal

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I worked in a science supply company for a while, I remember there were hex shape rubber thingie for the same purpose for test tubes or cylinders. I used to have one on my old style SF 6p, it works great, until it slipped off and lost forever...
 

LightScene

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After my Arc LS (with 2AA pack) rolled off a shelf and hit the floor, I positioned 2 paper clips about half an inch apart on the head, and used duct tape to hold them in position. That creates a nice, stable flat spot.
 

CalgaryGuy

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Thanks for all the responses, I really like the shrink tube idea. However, I'll probably put a paper clip or something small so it's still EDC and doesn't roll.
 

CalgaryGuy

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DaveT, I don't need the lanyard attachment but I do need water tight integrity on my Arc so that's not a good option for me. But thanks for sending the link.
 

haertig

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Maybe just a small wrist strap? The cord may create enough drag to keep it from rolling (much).
 
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