geepondy
Flashlight Enthusiast
I'm still around. I don't visit much because LED lights have become so mature and a bit of a commodity although it seems they are still innovating and getting even more lumens out of smaller size lights. Looking thru a few posts in this thread, I wonder what happened to some of the old timers that were around when I joined such as the LED Museum, Darrell the Car Guy, TED The LED and Brock from Green Bay to name a few. I assume Sasha still runs the place and David W. is still in hiding.
The oldest light I still use once in a blue moon is a Surefire E2 with a KL1 head. 75 lumens maybe? I have an Arc AAA in the work tool box but can't think of the last time I used it. Wonder what path Peter Gransee traveled after the demise of Arc Flashlight?
The oldest light I still use once in a blue moon is a Surefire E2 with a KL1 head. 75 lumens maybe? I have an Arc AAA in the work tool box but can't think of the last time I used it. Wonder what path Peter Gransee traveled after the demise of Arc Flashlight?