What about this

I have been doing some rummaging around on ebay and I came across this. /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/poke2.gif

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=4307671959.

Alittle more than I can afford but truthfully I don't have a clue about the difference of that and any other torch.
What you thinks? /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/confused.gif

Clare that was/is discussed in another thread somewhere tho for some reason I can't find it, I seem to recall that the general consensus was that it was overpriced tho I do recall it was selling for £500 before, as opposed to £350 now.

That's interesting.
I sent an email regarding this torch and I managed to get the manufactures Phone number.
Because I live not to far away from where they are made the chap says he will come over and give me a personal demonstration.
They say they will give me a special offer and make me a special mount for me to fix the torch to my coach.

Ooh. Sounds interesting.
Maybe if I sleep with him I might get a FREE one. LOL.
Amazing what a woman can get if we flutter our eye lids .LOL

Hey Clare, so you'd just...fall asleep with him and you'd get a free one? /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/naughty.gif

Clare:
WELCOME TO CPF!!!
You are now the fifth female to register and post here.
Again I say: Welcome!

Clare, welcome, and watch out for their "special mount."

It looks like the little brother (or sister?) of the MaxaBeam. For that money, I would buy the Acro HID, the former McCullouch, which is rated for the same 3200 lumen and use a metal halide HID bulb (Philips D2S) instead of short arc HID bulb. Short arc bulbs lights up faster (no warm up time), but are less efficient and more expensive than metal halide HID bulbs.
In any case, a 35 W HID blows away 50 W spotlight... my 10 W UK light Cannon is of comparable intensity, with a much better beam, than my 50 W halogen spotlight.
Hope this helps

Anthony

This has been talked over here. It's basically stock HID guts in a Thor-copy body. If you want to roll your own you can do it a lot cheaper.

350 British Pounds = 643.650 US Dollars

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