Overclocker
Flashlight Enthusiast
yes that's it that's the new cryptic model numbers after the 4sevens-to-foursevens rebranding. flashlights are otherwise exactly the same except for different markings
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yes that's it that's the new cryptic model numbers after the 4sevens-to-foursevens rebranding. flashlights are otherwise exactly the same except for different markings
Gunner12
Flashaholic
Foursevens also has the XP-G2 in some of their lights now, so those might be the newest in terms of date.
I ordered the Quark QP2A-X. I've don't tons of research and watched even more YouTube videos on all the 2xAA lights out right now. Settled on the Quark because of its versatility. One question I have though regarding battery's? This is a whole other can of worms for me as now this is what I'm researching. I'm looking for good quality batterys. I ordered 8x Eneloops & charger, but wanted to know if I could also use Li-Ion battery's as well? I've read that in some lights you can and in some others it will ruin them? If it can utilize a Li-ion battery, what's a good recommendation? Is the Tenergy brand solid?
Thank you again for all your input guys, I in no way ever imagined I would get sucked in to this world of LED flashlights. I couldn't help it though, they are so freakin awesome! Lol.
Im heading to the in-laws ranch this weekend. Schedule delivery of Friday for my Quark. Can't wait to get out there and put this light to work!
Thank you again for all your input guys, I in no way ever imagined I would get sucked in to this world of LED flashlights. I couldn't help it though, they are so freakin awesome! Lol.
Im heading to the in-laws ranch this weekend. Schedule delivery of Friday for my Quark. Can't wait to get out there and put this light to work!
Overclocker
Flashlight Enthusiast
QP2A-X has a voltage range of 0.9 to 4.2 volts which means you can use ONLY ONE lithium ion. two will fry it. so to reiterate get the single-AA body, and the deep carry clip. i got my Eagletac 14500 from goinggear they work very well.
use two-AA for the ranch. use the single-14500 for carry. and use the spare body w/ the included endcaps to hold spares. perfect!
Another +1 on Overclocker's post. AW protected cells are supposed to be the best, but I notice no difference with my Eagletacs which are cheaper. I highly recommend Cottonpicker's Worlds Smallest USB chargers for Li-ions though, highly portable and they include voltmeters which are required for safe Li-ion use, you order directly from him in the marketplace forum, or EDCForums.com store, where they are stocked in the US. Read up on the safety precautions for Li-ions, they can be fire-starting dangerous if mishandled.... CPF battery sub forum.
Hope you enjoy the light.
Hope you enjoy the light.
