WTT: Streamlight TL3 (xenon), Huntlight FT-02 and Safe Light

Sproles

Sproles

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The Streamlight TL3 is the Xenon version - less than 1 hour worth of time on it. Comes with fairly fresh batteries. This is a night stand light and comes with the original packaging. Now SPF!
http://www.defensedevices.com/streamlight-tl3.html

The Huntlight FT-02 is also nearly brand new. Carried in a protective portion of my briefcase as a "just in case the ligths go out at work" light. Comes with the body extension and the box, etc. Now SPF!
http://www.huntlight.net/FT02.htm

The Safe Light is BLACK and looks virtually new. I picked this up in a trade and cannot tell you the age or amount of time it has on it - but all 4 functions work beautifully...constant, low, high, & strobe. Now SPF!
https://www.safe-light.com/detail/pallights.cfm?CFID=5279668&CFTOKEN=7849449

Will consider trades (or up trades or partial trades) towards some JetBeam, FENIX lights or JIL lights or some fixed blades...inquire within please.
Sproles
 
"One 3V CR 123A or two 1.5V AA ( Alkaline, Ni-MH, Lithium ) battery" <this is what their website says.

I am assuming that the RCR123 means rechargable? I am not sure and will try to find out...

Sproles
 
yes, it is rechargeable, mine are 3.7V when charged. I just wondered if the light can handle it.

some lights, like my pelican m1 led, is speced for 3.0V but can take 3.7V as well.

thanks and sorry for thread drifting.

david.
 
Not to butt in, but those RCR123s can get up to 4.2 v straight off the charger, so you really have to be careful.
 
Here are 2 guys who have the lights over on candlepowerforums...those guys know as much about lights as people here do about blades:
Sproles

"Yes, the R part is for rechargeable...usually 3.6/3.7 volts, although there are 3.0V rechargeables available also.
Some people are using the 3.6/3.7V batteries in theirs...here's a thread about it:
http://www.candlepowerforums.com/vb...huntlight+ft-02"

AND

"I also have the ft-02, and it does take rechargeable (rcr123) or the standard 123...good light!"
 
thank you for the information.

any interest in an inova X0 (old style with Tiros) for the huntlight? used for about 20 minutes.

thanks

david.
 
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