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Just read all 12 pages. Good read. Thanks

Will probably end up obtaining one at some point. But the EB1 has me so thrilled right now, and are going for less than $100 for the 200 lumen version... but 18k sounds pretty dawg gone inviting.... it'll just be a matter of time.

it's never complete without the E2D. :huh:
 
can i use a rechargeable 16650 battery in this light?KeepPower 16650 2500ma Li-ion Protected Cell???
 
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which rechargeable batt for this light do you recomend? from http://www.led-resource.com/2013/10/surefire-e2d-led-defender-ultra-review/ Although it comes equipped with two SureFire lithium 123A primary batteries, the Ultra can also be powered by 3.2V rechargeable lithium-phosphate LFP123A batteries. The batteries are supported by springs at both the head and tail. im just not sure which brand
 
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Your best (/safe) route for rechargeable should be 2 x LifePO4 123 batts... there have been some unconfirmed usage of 2 x RCR123 (3.7v) but I haven't done this myself and won't recommend. Since there have been different batches of the E2D Led Defender Ultra - some may work, and some may not. I won't take the risk.
 
Malkoff is a solid choice! One of the other popular lego/hack done is using an E1D head on an E2D body with a 16650 batt, this combo will give you regulated output at max for almost 3hrs.
 
I have the stock 500 lumen model and have used nitecore rcr123x2 /16340
Duracell primary x2, have some aw 123/16340 but not needed to use them. I m interested in learning more bout the malkolf if you get one.
 
I have THREE of these lights, bought at different times, and taking advantage of sales. Now I see there is a 600 lumen version on SF's website. Can anyone tell me if there is really a change or if it has just been rated differently? Thank you.
 
Thanks crazy, I ll keep it in mind not sure about the heads. Pseudo I haven't seen the 600 but I personally can't see justification in spending the money if you already have the 500. Possibly more efficient but without having one to compare not sure. The 500 was my main carry till I went down the HDS Rotary and tactical 250 road. Note: as seen also different brands more lumens doesn't always mean more throw or usability
 
Thanks crazy, I ll keep it in mind not sure about the heads. Pseudo I haven't seen the 600 but I personally can't see justification in spending the money if you already have the 500. Possibly more efficient but without having one to compare not sure. The 500 was my main carry till I went down the HDS Rotary and tactical 250 road. Note: as seen also different brands more lumens doesn't always mean more throw or usability

Thanks. Not sure I'll pick up any more (would seem silly), but they are on sale at Arms Unlimited now for $140 in the 600 lumen version. Curious if any of the experts here know the difference in the 600 lumen version......
 
I have the stock 500 lumen model and have used nitecore rcr123x2 /16340
Duracell primary x2, have some aw 123/16340 but not needed to use them. I m interested in learning more bout the malkolf if you get one.
https://malkoff-devices.myshopify.c...s/e2-super-scout-m600-2cr123-high-output-head that is the head i ordered, it will be replacing an old incandescent. i also have a 600lumen coming from arms unlimited and a 500 lumen coming from bh video, i already know the bh ed2 is going back but i will make a video compareing all 3... now im still dont know exactly which batt. i should use ,i want rechargeables, links would be greatly appreciated...
thanks guys:cool: http://charger.nitecore.com/BATTERIES/RCR123A/ is that the one i need?
 
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Thanks. Not sure I'll pick up any more (would seem silly), but they are on sale at Arms Unlimited now for $140 in the 600 lumen version. Curious if any of the experts here know the difference in the 600 lumen version......

thank you, you just saved me alot of money:thumbsup:
 
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