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  1. M

    So Malkoff has 1x21700 bodies now. Waiting on 2x21700

    I don't get it, it would be so cool
  2. M

    Anyone else completely against lights with built in batteries?

    Like the OLIGHT ArkPro, it looks great! But as soon as that battery dies, you're toast! You also have to wait for a recharge and can't just swap the cell 18650 and 21700 lights should be around nearly forever
  3. M

    Talk me out of buying a Fenix PD35 V3.0

    I got the PD35R ACE today and they knocked it out the park for a sub $100 light The tail switch is perfect, the UI is easy and near perfect (It remembers turbo). Nice and thin since its an 18650 light and the beam pattern is perfect for me
  4. M

    Talk me out of buying a Fenix PD35 V3.0

    Funny, I also have a TK17 at my back door and its a nice light, but as you say, a little big
  5. M

    Talk me out of buying a Fenix PD35 V3.0

    Well, I just ordered the ACE, I guess we'll see what its like when it arrives!
  6. M

    Talk me out of buying a Fenix PD35 V3.0

    Thanks, I guess that confirms what I was thinking! I'll check out the Acebeam Thoughts on the Fenix PD35R ACE?
  7. M

    Talk me out of buying a Fenix PD35 V3.0

    I have some V1 or V2 PD35's that I got YEARS ago, at least 10 years ago or more. They have always worked, the size is about perfect and they are easily bright enough despite being 960 lumens In my backpack I threw a Sofirn SC28 that I got for $20, however its slightly thicker than I'd like. Its...
  8. M

    Master thread for disasters and generators.

    Honestly, its probably good enough. Is it as good as a Honda? Certainly not. But I bet if you actually maintain it, it will serve anyone well WEN, Champion, Westinghouse, Predator etc all roll out the same factory most of the time, and they make so many of the darn things I seems they have the...
  9. M

    So Malkoff has 1x21700 bodies now. Waiting on 2x21700

    I wanna know too but I wanna be bumped up to #2 ahead of these guys
  10. M

    New 4000w flashlight

    Missed this thread, I never got the emails! Yep, 6kw generator end on an 1800 RPM Liquid Cooled 3 Cylinder 1.0L Kubota D1005 engine 6kw isn't much, but the fuel usage is extremely low, and its prime rated. Has a 30 gallon fuel tank too so it can run for 60+ hours non stop without refueling
  11. M

    New 4000w flashlight

    Its pretty bright I'll get a beam shot for you guys in the next few days. Tower extends to 30 feet Really just bought it for the Kubota engine/generator
  12. M

    The Milwaukee M18 Search Light (2354-20) is the best light I own

    Working for a Chinese company with these tariffs?
  13. M

    The Milwaukee M18 Search Light (2354-20) is the best light I own

    Tear me to shreds, because I've read everywhere that this light sucks. Its 1200 Flood, and just 600 spot. With a Spot/flood mode that is 1250. The Spot is super focused so it has great range https://www.milwaukeetool.com/Products/2354-20 It will run for over 2 hours on a tiny M18 CP2.0, and up...
  14. M

    Can anyone here top my beam shot? I think it will take some work.

    Lit up my house pretty good last night. 300ft up in the air and 400ft away The light 22,500 lumens, 800w
  15. M

    What was your prep for today?

    Yeah, getting it out the truck was very hard. In the end I bought a 3/4 ton hoist from HF and contracted a gantry type structure out of spare lumber. Put it together with almost no cuts, so didn't waste of any of the pieces!
  16. M

    What was your prep for today?

    Scored this non-running Kubota GL7000 for $250! I plan to get it working soon
  17. M

    What was your prep for today?

    I don't remember if I posted it, but I got Starlink as a tertiary ISP. Primary is AT&T Fiber, secondary is Verizon 5G Home and then I keep Starlink with the plan paused. I had bolted it to the service entrance weatherhead mast temporally when I got it which worked well, but I wanted to put it on...
  18. M

    What was your prep for today?

    Been using the Freeze Misers, working well!
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