SOLD-Peak Eiger combo

Venice

Venice

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This is the HA version with a narrow optic for a bit of throw and High CRI led. It does have some flicker when turned on very low which is not abnormal. Some do more than others (if you know Peak QTC technology).
Included is a rare SS Mule head also with High CRI for those times when you just want to light up a room. Very nice beam.
$60 shipped and PayPal'd CONUS.
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They do.
FYI from Peak:
Product Features:
  • Cree XPG white LED with three different white tint outputs: Cool White, Neutral White, and High CRI.
  • Electronics are exclusively potted in Thermal Epoxy for reliability, shock and water resistance.
  • Two different standard beam patterns: Medium angle optic for general lighting needs or Narrow angle optic for longer range use.
  • All openings are O-Ring sealed for water resistance.
  • Protective windows are made of unbreakable polycarbonate scratch resistant material.
  • Positive battery contacts are made of solid brass.
  • Eiger flashlight is engineered to use all different battery chemistries: Alkaline, Lithium primary, 3.7 Volt Lithium Ion Rechargeable 10440 or NiMH rechargeable batteries.
  • Simple twist on/off mechanism for ease of use.
  • All Peak electronics and flashlights are Designed, Manufactured and Assembled in the USA
 
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One final piece of info; not sure if you know much about Peak light but they are over-engineered meaning they build them as close to bombproof as possible. The battery tubes are sized to accommodate virtually any battery. Hence some (or most) batteries will rattle slightly when shaken unless the AAA (or 10440) you are using is of the larger variety. You can just wrap a piece of tape around the battery it if bothers you.
Otherwise: SPF
 
Venice said:
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One final piece of info; not sure if you know much about Peak light but they are over-engineered meaning they build them as close to bombproof as possible. The battery tubes are sized to accommodate virtually any battery. Hence some (or most) batteries will rattle slightly when shaken unless the AAA (or 10440) you are using is of the larger variety. You can just wrap a piece of tape around the battery it if bothers you.
Otherwise: SPF
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