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[pioneer]

Just got one of these



It's pretty bright, very bright I must say.

I can't stop looking at my neighbour's coconut tree.

What ya'll have?

[kingkdr]

it may not be fancy or expensive........but i have it more than 10years

[Ted_v2]

i have one of these

[kurpal_v2]

ftw

[cinco]

i haz this

the fuggin batteries are 60ttd each tho

[gastly369]

[sliderz1]

ftw

this. i have a black 4 cell.

been wanting to get a 6

[~Vēġó~]

I have one ah dem rechargeable led thingies.....

[pugboy]

Ultrafire C8
makes everything else look like a joke
uses 18650 batteries though

[lostallos101]

dats not lights, dats lightsabers...dem ting bright boi.....i cah find a pic of mine but got one of the 2 side led thingys

[neocyst]

Company issued-

[pete]

Grab bag contents aren't "company issued" eh.. lol

[homeboy]

have an aviator led.....everyone that use this was amazed how bright it is. will post a pic later.....

[pioneer]

Grab bag contents aren't "company issued" eh.. lol

On a serious note...i find halogen/filament bulbs so old tech...LED has come a long way...especially the CREE and other technology

Burns less batteries too

Don't have to worry about the bulb burning out

All my maglites have failed badly

[Ronaldo95163]

ftw

x2!!

[VK-Sportsman]

Pios, is it the lighstar220 or 300 you have?

I first got the 220, was amazed how much light from a AA flashlight. Worked well until some cheap batteries exploded in it. Then the tail cap switch was giving problems, and I got fedup of it.
Then I was looking for other alternatives to the lightstar close to the same output (200lumens). Although they were more, in the 50-70us range, EagleTac P20A2, Fenix LD20, 4sevens Quark "X" AA Tactical. Preferred AA power rather than CR123A for availability of batteries.

Still was undecided on the models above, so I settled with the Lighstar300 for now. Have to try out some Eneloop XX rechargeables and see how they work compared to regular alkalines.

If you're hardcore into flashlights, check out http://www.candlepowerforums.com/vb/content.php

[De Dragon]

Company issued-

Got about 5 of these in varying sizes at home.

[rollingstock]

ftw

this. i have a black 4 cell.

been wanting to get a 6

Have a few of these too, 'company' issued too

[devrat]

ftw

this. i have a black 4 cell.

been wanting to get a 6

Have a few of these too, 'company' issued too

They giving you all those to double as a baton?

[Swisha]

Company issued-

Got about 5 of these in varying sizes at home.

got this one myself. basically the same thing except the lens ring glows in the dark

[nismoid]

Ok I got me one of these:-

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Three of these:-

One of this:-

[homeboy]

really good....

[X_Factor]

i hav one of the good ole silver "Tiger brand"
using 3 size D batteries! and i have some 2 cell bulbs to switch when the batteries kinda dying
it bess!

[Rudman]

For once I can agree with Pois, the LED technology has come a long way. The Incandescent maglights are retarded when compared to the LEDs.

I got this a few days ago for $18 U.S. plus shipping:

It uses 2AAA batteries and puts our about 28 lumens according to the FL1 std. Its perfect as an every day carry, and its small size can throw light in the tightest of places. It fits and goes along with my other pocket tools.

This was a really good find in Pricemart last weeK:

It comes in a pack of 2 for $150 ($75 per flashlight). It runs on 3AAA batteries, but what really impressed me was that it came with a CREE Q3 led. This fugging thing bright no ass! Definately worth the $75, and you can use it in candle mode. A soft click on the tailcap switch lets you select between a low and a high mode.

[GoS]

i does still use flambeau

[GoS]

Company issued-

Got about 5 of these in varying sizes at home.

got this one myself. basically the same thing except the lens ring glows in the dark

where u get the glow in the dark one to buy and price

[pugboy]

you will find the powerful led lights use rechargeable lithium ion batteries instead of aa/aaa
for higher voltage and longer life
my c8 is supposed to be 1000 lumens, when current goes it can hit houses a block away
easily lights up trees on street behind

[pioneer]

Pios, is it the lighstar220 or 300 you have?

I first got the 220, was amazed how much light from a AA flashlight. Worked well until some cheap batteries exploded in it. Then the tail cap switch was giving problems, and I got fedup of it.
Then I was looking for other alternatives to the lightstar close to the same output (200lumens). Although they were more, in the 50-70us range, EagleTac P20A2, Fenix LD20, 4sevens Quark "X" AA Tactical. Preferred AA power rather than CR123A for availability of batteries.

Still was undecided on the models above, so I settled with the Lighstar300 for now. Have to try out some Eneloop XX rechargeables and see how they work compared to regular alkalines.

If you're hardcore into flashlights, check out http://www.candlepowerforums.com/vb/content.php

Mine is the 220

[rollingstock]

ftw

this. i have a black 4 cell.

been wanting to get a 6

Have a few of these too, 'company' issued too

They giving you all those to double as a baton?

Nope, but that doesn't mean it can't be used as such

[Rudman]

That's a tight flashlight right there!......