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Greetings all,
Still trying to clean out a little. Prefer paypal for payment and all prices include shipping to US/CA/UK addresses (others at cost)
1) SOLD ARC AAA, Turqouise led, very good overall condition, looks almost new until you look into the battery tube and see the funk/staining where an old battery died. The led is bright. The pack has 'EV' written in ballpoint on the back of it, but I can't see any difference between this led and the led on my other two Turqs.: $30
2) Guardian LED strobe, NIB, bright blue led, waterproof, twist on to operate, runs on two 2032 cells, normal operation is to blink but if you reverse the batteries it runs constant on: $12
3) SOLD Opalec Newbeam module, NIB sealed. For those not familiar with it, this unit drops into a AA MiniMag and give 10 hours of solid regulated light output, and then another 10 or so more of diminishing light. It also has a tiny red led that turns on to tell you when it is about to drop out of regulation so that you can change your batteries before it starts to dim much: $15
Thanks,
Danny
Still trying to clean out a little. Prefer paypal for payment and all prices include shipping to US/CA/UK addresses (others at cost)
1) SOLD ARC AAA, Turqouise led, very good overall condition, looks almost new until you look into the battery tube and see the funk/staining where an old battery died. The led is bright. The pack has 'EV' written in ballpoint on the back of it, but I can't see any difference between this led and the led on my other two Turqs.: $30
2) Guardian LED strobe, NIB, bright blue led, waterproof, twist on to operate, runs on two 2032 cells, normal operation is to blink but if you reverse the batteries it runs constant on: $12
3) SOLD Opalec Newbeam module, NIB sealed. For those not familiar with it, this unit drops into a AA MiniMag and give 10 hours of solid regulated light output, and then another 10 or so more of diminishing light. It also has a tiny red led that turns on to tell you when it is about to drop out of regulation so that you can change your batteries before it starts to dim much: $15
Thanks,
Danny