B0rt
Newly Enlightened
Heading my way are:
* SEEKNITE SP01 XHP70.2 (5000K)
* Astrolux® EA01 XHP50.2 (5000K)
* WUBEN C5 Mini
* SEEKNITE SP01 XHP70.2 (5000K)
* Astrolux® EA01 XHP50.2 (5000K)
* WUBEN C5 Mini
Thank you Sir.The Fenix E01 v2 went over like a lead balloon here at CPF HoF.
Partly because it's pretty much just a smaller E05, and partly because it's not a v1.
It's so tiny, you'll be amazed. And the low is pretty useable for a lot more than you'd think. The medium is my favorite setting on it. The hi appears a lot brighter than the numbers suggest. Since you are afterall "hooked on fenix" I predict you'll like it.
Good picks UFO.
The Fenix E01 v2 went over like a lead balloon here at CPF HoF.
Partly because it's pretty much just a smaller E05, and partly because it's not a v1.
It's so tiny, you'll be amazed. And the low is pretty useable for a lot more than you'd think. The medium is my favorite setting on it. The hi appears a lot brighter than the numbers suggest. Since you are afterall "hooked on fenix" I predict you'll like it.
Good picks UFO.
When you say " Lithium compatible ",
can they use Energizer L91 / L92 Lithium cells ? ? ?
< me confused >
Hi Hooked on Fenix. I too was curious as to whether Fenix lights can use L91 Lithiums and I came across the following answer to a question on a UK supplier site : https://help.fenix-store.com/articl...a-flashlights-use-energizer-lithium-batteries
In case you don't want to click that link, it says "Yes, all of our AA and AAA Fenix flashlights will accept Energizer lithium batteries. AA and AAA flashlights have come a long way. Now you can find powerful AA powered flashlights with many features, perfect for professional work, EDC, survival kits, and more."
I'm not disagreeing with you but I can't seem to find a definitive answer anywhere else. I ask because I've just loaded my old LD40 with Lithiums and I don't want to blow it up.