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#76248 - 11/07/06 06:04 AM Re: All your flashlights?
fugitive Offline
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Registered: 08/26/05
Posts: 183
Loc: The Great Pacific Northwest
First off, all you flashlight freaks need to head on over to:
http://www.candlepowerforums.com/vb/

You will be right at home. Next, check out:
http://www.flashlightreviews.com/index1.html

My lights:
Keychain- Arc AAA-P

All around pocket lights:
-Inova XT5 in silver and black
-Inova X1 in silver and black
-Fenix L1P

Cool tool:
Surefire A2

Utility/work:
-3D maglites w/MagLED upgrade and lens diffuser
-(2) Lumilite 6V lanterns

Things go bump in the night lights:
Maglite 2c with MagLED upgrade and custom HAIII black finish.
Maglite 2c, modified w/3 cr123 cells and 6 cell Magnum star bulb.

Headlamp- Princeton tec quad

Bicycle light- Dorcy 2C 8LED.

TR

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#76249 - 11/07/06 07:09 AM Re: All your flashlights?
redflare Offline
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Registered: 12/25/05
Posts: 647
Loc: SF Bay Area, CA
I have: UK (underwater kinetcs) 4AA eLED and 2AAA eLED, Photon Freedom (covert nose) and Inova Microlight

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#76250 - 11/07/06 09:04 AM Re: All your flashlights?
LED Offline
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Registered: 09/01/05
Posts: 1474
latest purchase was a Mag 2D LED for the car glovebox.

Arc AAA P (new style)
Blaster 3P
Madmax lite (mini-mag drop in)
EDC Basic 42
just way too many...............!

right now i'm just waiting for the CREE LED lights before i buy anything else.


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#76251 - 11/07/06 02:47 PM Re: All your flashlights?
Russ Offline
Geezer

Registered: 06/02/06
Posts: 5357
Loc: SOCAL
Photon Freedom on my keyring.
Maglite, both 2D and 3D and retrofitted with LED bulbs.
UK4AA eLED I've got three of the Underwater Kinetics lights, one yellow and two black. Good solid lights which have a flat output curve for ~20 hours. These are my go-to lights, good balance of output, size and battery life.
Gerber Infinity Ultra. Single AA light which also gets a lot of mileage on batteries.
Peak Matterhorn 1xAAA Great pocket light, right up there with the Arc model, but less pricey.
I've also got the Arc 1xAAA, nice light but hard to justify the wait and $$.
Surefire 6P.
Surefire G2.
Princeton Tec EOS LED Headlamp Excellent headlamp.
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#76252 - 11/07/06 02:54 PM Re: All your flashlights?
Russ Offline
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Registered: 06/02/06
Posts: 5357
Loc: SOCAL
Quote:
right now i'm just waiting for the CREE LED lights before i buy anything else
Could you add some info on the Cree lights? I knew Cree made high end LEDs, but didn't know they made flashlights.

Edit: Cree's website Remember, Cree is an LED company, not a flashlight company. You can put a great LED in a so-so flashlight. I'll wait for the reviews.
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#76253 - 11/07/06 02:55 PM Re: All your flashlights?
Polak187 Offline
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Registered: 05/23/02
Posts: 1403
Loc: Brooklyn, New York
Surefire M6 - powerful, sits on my duty belt, good for street work and defense

Surefire E2L -nice two stage LED light was my edc at first but now rides in my car as a backup light. Pretty cool and decent throw.

Surefire E1L - my main EDC. click on light, small, nice power

Gladius - small duty light, very powerful throw, many power settings, strobe mode

Various photon lights: in different places: key chains, zipper pulls

Krill lights: camping

Glo-toob: diving, camping and faks

Inova 24/7: biking, good light, multicolor strobe function but I broke quite few of them and dont trust them much

Inova X5 UV - ultraviolet light mosty for play around the ambulance.

Tektite Expedition 1400, 14 LED - diving light, hate it since it got no throw and too wide deam, bought it by mistake but it works and havent failed me.
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#76254 - 11/07/06 08:12 PM Re: All your flashlights?
aloha Offline
Old Hand

Registered: 11/16/05
Posts: 1059
Loc: Hawaii, USA
EDC/PSK

Fenix L0P
Arc P
Inova Microlights
Surefire L2

Outdoors

Petzl Tikka XP
Brunton lamp
Feniz L2P

Diving

UK 1200
UK Mini Q40's
Cave Light (forget the brand, it is old and you can't see on casing)
Lantern (to mark the shore)

Car

Streamlight Scorpion
Inova 24/7

As needed

Streamlight TL-2
Inova T4
Inova XO3
Inova X5
A couple of Pelicans
Several lanterns
A couple of light & motion sensor LED lamps in the bathrooms
24/7's, shake flashlights, maglights & fauxtons are all over the place
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#76255 - 11/08/06 12:28 AM Re: All your flashlights?
LED Offline
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Registered: 09/01/05
Posts: 1474
yeah, thats what i meant. actually the numbers on the CREE are impressive all around. around half the power draw and twice the output. here's one of the latest beamshot comparisons against a LuxV:

http://candlepowerforums.com/vb/showthread.php?t=140215

lots of other posts about the cree's outstanding performance on CPF. only one (rather pricey) but great light available right now (Aleph19) but i'd expect many new offerings in the very near future.

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#76256 - 11/08/06 01:27 AM Re: All your flashlights?
Russ Offline
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Registered: 06/02/06
Posts: 5357
Loc: SOCAL
Thanks for the link. I knew Cree made top-of-the-line LEDs, didn't realize they were that far in front of the luxeon emitters. Keep an eye on these.
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#76257 - 11/08/06 07:52 AM Re: All your flashlights?
stargazer Offline
Enthusiast

Registered: 03/05/02
Posts: 224
Loc: Idaho, USA
Here are mine

1 Kel-Light 3 D cell police flashlight. A good light in its time, but very heavy and bulky. It also needs to be refurbished as I have noticed the paint is fading out.

Mag-Lites
1 2 D cell, which I found and has some minor wear to it. In storage mostly now.
1 2 C cell, which I keep in the bedroom
2 AA Mini-Mags. I bought one to supplement the Kel-Light and the other was found.
1 Solitaire

ARC AAA Premium Flashlight. I HATE this thing. Works maybe 50% of the time. If it wasn't a gift, I would have gotten rid of it.

Streamlight Keymate, I bought this one to originally replace the ARC AAA. Hence it gets the most use.

CountyComm Keychain flashlights
1 White
2 Red, which are used with a Mini-Mag in my Telescope kit.

Surefire 6P Original, I bought in 1990. I bought this to replace the Kel-Light. I also use this one quite a bit when I am running shifts on the ambulance.

That’s all,

Stargazer

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