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| | | | Re: Flashlight Choices < Reply # 240 on 7/12/2012 10:13 AM > | Reply with Quote
| | | Like Abby, my primary handheld is a Solarforce L2p w/ Thrunite XML 3mode dropin. I used to run it on single 18650 but now using a body-tube extension I run 2x18650 to get a higher input voltage (and it makes the light a bit longer to hold onto). Then I got a Surefire diffuser for it, which basically means I spent $60 on a flashlight and $60 on a diffuser to put on it. However, after having used several of the crappy diffusers out there, I have to say I really like mine. It is also compatible with the Fenix HP20/HP11 headlamps. My primary headlamp is the same kind that Abby uses, built by the same friend over in England. It has a Flood LED & Spot LED, both of which have 3 brightness settings, the highest of each draws an amp. Then it has two pilot LED's which will continue to run for a few days even when the voltage on the pack has dropped to low to run even the lowest modes on the spot & flood main emitters. Also using the Turnigy AccuCell 6 charger for my LiIon packs, and can power it using either 120VAC or 12VDC inputs. Before that I was primarily running Fenix's HP10 and some HP20's.
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