+1Return of the quark with the pro and tac interface if possible, with updated leds and 18650 support
Yes. Plus One. Bring back the Quark Mini'sAlso bring back the 1XAA mini and other options in that form factor.
Here's what good PWM should look like, Enjoy.Once I was considering a Preon P1 Copper purchase, but never pulled a trigger because of:
1. PWM;
2. No high CRI option.
At the same time aesthetically it is perfect.
1xAA Mini Mk II (or Mk III?) would be great with Nichia 219... also reprise the Atom A0 keychain light (Ti, 219) with a progressive interface like the rest of the Atom line. And whether or not the old Quark interfaces can be brought back, make new Quarks compatible with old Quark bodies, tail caps, etc.
And for those that have never owned one, the threads on the tailcaps had their anodizing removed to disable tailcap lockout.Just for those who don't know:
Regarding the Quark Pro and Tactical user interface, and I am at least as big a fan as anyone of those, it can't come back. Suefire closed the door on that in their legal settlement with FourSevens. The head twist is not going to change the brightness of the light.
But I would be all for a thread-compatible series with a new and innovative interface. Maybe like the Quark Click, but with a more open, user programmable interface. Pick how many modes, 1 to 5 (plus possible blinkies, if you have to) and which ones if less than 5, ascending or descending, with memory or with a default mode - say lowest when ascending brightness and highest when descending brightness. I'd buy that in a heartbeat! Lego ready!
Maybe it could have a few popular pre-set interfaces for the masses, plus a "full programmable" interface for, you know, REAL men.
And for those that have never owned one, the threads on the tailcaps had their anodizing removed to disable tailcap lockout.
What about all the old foursevens patents for lights like the Maelstrom X7 with progressive outputs?
I agree. I think they built the Tactician upon the QT2L-X's characteristics also.Head twist to select mode is used on other lights, http://www.sunwayman-usa.com/sunwayman-m11r-natural.html, http://eagletac.com/html/p25lc2/index.html
In general the possibility to select mode without the light being on, and program the light to use customizable modes is a must. The tactician from surefire is really just like my QT2l-x but with no programming. Elzetta is using twist tail cap to choose modes, that is off the table as well?