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review request: Arc-AAA light
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Brock's assesments are right on the money.
Brock's assesments are right on the money.
Get over to www.candlepowerforums.com and look in the LED forum. There were a number of reviews and a lot of people wrote that they love the light. Also check out The Punishment Zone.
My own personal opinion is that I like it for its brightness vs compactness. Blows the CMG Infinity out of the water and is a strong contender for the Photon II with fresh batteries. Is better than the Photon II with slightly used batteries because the circuitry delivers constant power until the battery is almost exhausted. In addition, the battery is cheap, easily available and simple to change.
And all this positive feedback for the Arc-AAA is despite that I have the first generation which had some problems with the gasket. The second generation, which all dealers are carrying now seeing as the first generation was utterly sold out with days of release, is supposed to have fixed the problems, though I have not had the chance to try one yet.
Get one. I doubt you would be disappointed.
My own personal opinion is that I like it for its brightness vs compactness. Blows the CMG Infinity out of the water and is a strong contender for the Photon II with fresh batteries. Is better than the Photon II with slightly used batteries because the circuitry delivers constant power until the battery is almost exhausted. In addition, the battery is cheap, easily available and simple to change.
And all this positive feedback for the Arc-AAA is despite that I have the first generation which had some problems with the gasket. The second generation, which all dealers are carrying now seeing as the first generation was utterly sold out with days of release, is supposed to have fixed the problems, though I have not had the chance to try one yet.
Get one. I doubt you would be disappointed.