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    HDS Pocket Mate? Ode to the HDS EDC Flashlight

    It makes sense that someone would pair an HDS with a Sebenza. HDS lights don't perform better than lights costing 1/5 as much, and Sebenzas don't cut better than knives costing 1/5 as much. Its all about the bling and the feel good.
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    Fenix HL15 review

    Good stuff, narmattaru. Thanks.
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    A brief history of the HDS universe

    http://www.cpfmarketplace.com/mp/showthread.php?132584-HDS-EDC-locator-flash-runtime-test-in-progress-now-concluded!!!-(see-post-204) :wave::wave::wave:
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    A brief history of the HDS universe

    Arc AAA lights. More Arcs. Dang it, I loved these things 15 years ago. There was nothing like them on the market. Arc AA. Peter Gransee told me that fewer than a dozen of these lugged AA Arcs were produced. I paid big bucks for them back then, which means today they are either worth a...
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    HDS Systems EDC # 19

    For giggles, here is a flashback to my 37 month HDS runtime test from 13 years ago: http://tinyurl.com/htpre3k :wave:
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    How to program Pelican 7060?

    Online I found the instructions for a different Pelican light, the 8060. Those instructions work for the 7060. Maybe Pelican could incorporate these instructions in its user manual. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RiW7q2MnDOU
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    How to program Pelican 7060?

    Hey guys. I just received a new Pelican 7060. Its not like a needed another light, but why not. Great light that throws a big, fat hot spot with tons of flood, and I prefer it to my beloved Stinger LED. But I think this thing is supposed to be programmable to different output patterns, like...
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    *New* Surefire Sidekick 300 lumen Keychain Light

    Way back in the day, when the Surefire 6P with its 65 lumens was big news, Surefire was King of the Hill. They could get away with those hefty prices. And I bought many of them. I may own 25 Surefires. But with the advent of Nitecore, Fenix, 4Sevens, and on and on, Surefire lost its luster...
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    The worlds most popular EDC

    True dat. The Samsung S series, which may be the most popular non-iPhone, has a user replaceable battery - which is a very good thing. You can snap the back off and easily pull the battery. Others, like the HTC One, are not. On the HTC One, the battery is buried under the motherboard and...
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    Fenix E05 - 2014 Edition (not SS)

    1 - the new 2014 stainless head fits and functions just fine on the "old" aluminum body. 2 - the "old" aluminum head fits but does not function on the new 2014 stainless body.
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    Fenix E05 - 2014 Edition (not SS)

    Those are both the new 2014 versions. I have not tried it with a new + old combo, but may do that.
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    Fenix E05 - 2014 Edition (not SS)

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    Nitecore SRT6

    For EDC, I love the SRT5. It is small and light enough to ride easily on the belt, but makes a ton of light. Awesome runtime on an 18650. I've been jonesing for the SRT3/7 as well. I didn't know the SRT6 existed until just now. I find the ring interface so much better than a dual switch...
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    Fenix E05 Stainless Steel

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    Review: Fenix LD02 (XP-E2, 1x AAA, 100 lumens)

    Re: Fenix LD02 vs Fenix E12 - measured and commented This. Fenix lights are not marketed to CPF members. They are marketed to the masses, whom Fenix apparently believe prefer an 8 lumen low setting rather than a 0.3 lumen.
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