Heinnie Haynes now stock Photon 1's, 2's and 3's. The photon 2's are only £12.95. I think i'll be ordering some of them <img src="images/graemlins/grin.gif" alt="" /> <img src="images/graemlins/grin.gif" alt="" />.

Do you know if Photon sorted out those problems that they were orriginally having with the photon 3's? Ther were a few posts on the subject on this forum.

(<<thinking alloud>> Hmmm, 12 British pounds is @ 168 South African Rand. Now if I can get a photon 2 for 200 rand, and a Coke-Cola is @ R 4 at the local cafe, That means that a Photon 2 for me is approximately equal in monatary value to 50 Cokes. Now I wonder how much a coke costs in britain and the States.... <<End of thibking alloud>>)

coke roughly $1.50 restaurant - $.60 store NH, USA
Photon 2 roughly $19.00 web + S&H

YMMV

Hmmm, @ 31 cans of coke as opposed to 50 cans of coke. Dammit, I hate the value of the Rand! <img src="images/graemlins/wink.gif" alt="" />

Gadget shop do as well!

Mark

you can get Inova Microlights from ebay UK for £5 or less each. They are way better then photons build wise.

There's currently a sale on on the Photon website (here) (ends June 30) and it works out cheaper to buy one from there in the States and have it shipped across the pond (Air Mail = $4.40). Penrith Survival Equipment (here) also stock a single Photon model which I think is the PII - they don't label it as a particular model - and it retails at £12.95, like HH.
In other news, you have the honour of being the subject of my first post <img src="images/graemlins/laugh.gif" alt="" />

Don't know if anyone caught my post last month, but Discovery stores in the Midlands were selling the Photon 1 for only £5. A bargain for a back up light.