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My laptop is an HP TouchSmart. Is is kind of strange. Father in law bought it for me, for the hell of it. I've had it probably 5 years, and think I've used it about 10 times.
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My laptop is an HP TouchSmart. Is is kind of strange. Father in law bought it for me, for the hell of it. I've had it probably 5 years, and think I've used it about 10 times.
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Anyone lookin for a new light, look at Olight, and Lenslight. Olight is outstanding, and Lenslight is a hot new up and comer.
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Great news, rk.
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Good god man lenslight is high dollar!! cheapest i can find is 160 buck for only 300 lumens and up to over 400 bucks for 400 lumens.... Crazy!
I like the Olights, been eyeing the S35 for a minute. 60 bucks for 360 lumens is way more doable for me!
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Yeah I own some Olights, not any Lenslights, they are HIGH end. Check out their actual lens on em. I agree though Bang for the buck O light blows em away. I LOVE my I3os for a edc pocket carry and I have a 25 also the AA one, its a champ.
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Mine take AA's as well. Thinking of getting a smaller AAA though.
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I can't stop staring at your sig. Help.
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Olight M22 all the way, little less than 100$ here in Europe.
For me personaly,ability to get max lumens with double click is great,usefull in many ocasions. And we talk 950lm.
For me personaly,ability to get max lumens with double click is great,usefull in many ocasions. And we talk 950lm.
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I'm looking at the Fenix PD35... From Grand Prairie's website
Fenix PD35 with Batteries high performance 850 Lumen Flashlight uses a Cree XM-L2 LED emitter for up to a 140 hour runtime. Powered by two CR123A lithium batteries (included), or one 18650 lithium battery, this flashlight is waterproof to IPX-8 standards to 2 meters underwater. Patented reverse polarity protection to protect from improper battery installation. Features 6 modes including Eco, Low, Medium, High, Turbo and Instant Strobe. The tactical tailcap switch can be clicked for a constant on, while you can easily cycle through the 5 brightness levels with a quick tap on the side switch or hold the side switch for one second for instant strobe. Made of durable aircraft grade aluminum with Type III hard-anodized finish. Beam shines up to 607 feet through anti-reflective coated clear glass lens. Includes a holster, clip, lanyard, batteries and two spare O-rings. Brand new directly from Fenix Flashlights.
Fenix PD35 with Batteries high performance 850 Lumen Flashlight uses a Cree XM-L2 LED emitter for up to a 140 hour runtime. Powered by two CR123A lithium batteries (included), or one 18650 lithium battery, this flashlight is waterproof to IPX-8 standards to 2 meters underwater. Patented reverse polarity protection to protect from improper battery installation. Features 6 modes including Eco, Low, Medium, High, Turbo and Instant Strobe. The tactical tailcap switch can be clicked for a constant on, while you can easily cycle through the 5 brightness levels with a quick tap on the side switch or hold the side switch for one second for instant strobe. Made of durable aircraft grade aluminum with Type III hard-anodized finish. Beam shines up to 607 feet through anti-reflective coated clear glass lens. Includes a holster, clip, lanyard, batteries and two spare O-rings. Brand new directly from Fenix Flashlights.
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I fixed it. Now I can stare at mine.
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Well, I never did go blind, but did get a big hand out of the deal. Sooooo, now ya know...
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I am with you, anything more than 350 is for true tactical applications where you use the light to blind people imho ..lol
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Well, I never did go blind, but did get a big hand out of the deal. Sooooo, now ya know...
Thats what I looked like 6 months after I found playboy and penthouse as a 13 year old.
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Is that a new sig Dubz? Cause I spent a good 2 minutes staring at it too. It's very cool.
I haven't really noticed much difference between 115 lumens and 1500 lumens, TBH. Within a particular radius, both are plenty blinding. And my LD12 on strobe is just as disorienting as my 1500 lumen Cave Flash, if not more so. Lumens are overrated, IMO.
I haven't really noticed much difference between 115 lumens and 1500 lumens, TBH. Within a particular radius, both are plenty blinding. And my LD12 on strobe is just as disorienting as my 1500 lumen Cave Flash, if not more so. Lumens are overrated, IMO.
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