A look at AAA flashlights
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wow, wonderful show, when i saw these wonderful pictures, i want to saw i love AAA flashlights very much.
Yeah, I am also a flashlightolic.
From my personal experience, i think the The biggest advantage about the AAA LED flashlights is that they are very portable. In addition, the light is very intense and bright, which is a bonus in particularly dark areas where there are no alternative light sources. Compared to their incandescent counterparts, these flashlights are extremely sturdy, throw out a much brighter light and are virtually immortal as far as prolonged functionality is concerned. This often comes as a surprise since they are so small. On top of having the ability to clip this LED flashlight to just about anything with a ring, it´s design allows for it to never be a burden unlike some of the more conventional flashlights.
I also want to know more about AAA flashlights form other flashlights lovers.
Yeah, I am also a flashlightolic.
From my personal experience, i think the The biggest advantage about the AAA LED flashlights is that they are very portable. In addition, the light is very intense and bright, which is a bonus in particularly dark areas where there are no alternative light sources. Compared to their incandescent counterparts, these flashlights are extremely sturdy, throw out a much brighter light and are virtually immortal as far as prolonged functionality is concerned. This often comes as a surprise since they are so small. On top of having the ability to clip this LED flashlight to just about anything with a ring, it´s design allows for it to never be a burden unlike some of the more conventional flashlights.
I also want to know more about AAA flashlights form other flashlights lovers.
kaichu dento
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The MarketPlace is the best place to look, but it can take a while and they go for a lot more than they originally retailed for.
Re: A look at AAA flashlights (Updated)
Good stuff!
Thanks for this...and to who ever pinned it in the threads of interest thread.
Good stuff!
Thanks for this...and to who ever pinned it in the threads of interest thread.
weekend warrior
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I think we need an update to this thread, it's almost 6 years old, surely some new notable AAA lights have come out since then. ;)
I tried a search on any ThrunNite products and turned up none.
From the Ti3 product line, I have the ThruNite TiS (TiS=stainless steel, Ti=titanium, Ti3=aluminum)...all twisties...L-M-H
Its a great little light that is now my EDC. Not sure how it compares but here are some highlights:
LED: Cree XP-G2 LED with a lifespan of 20+years of run time.
Dimension: 70mm(length)*14mm(head diameter)
Waterproof to IPX-8 standard.
Output and run time: Firefly: 0.04 Lm(115h), Low: 12 Lm(6.3h), High: 120 Lm(0.5h), Hidden Strobe:120Lm(1 hour)
The ThruNite Ti5 product line is like the Ti3 in stats, but has a rear clicky and a lower max output.
Lots of great lights out there.
From the Ti3 product line, I have the ThruNite TiS (TiS=stainless steel, Ti=titanium, Ti3=aluminum)...all twisties...L-M-H
Its a great little light that is now my EDC. Not sure how it compares but here are some highlights:
LED: Cree XP-G2 LED with a lifespan of 20+years of run time.
Dimension: 70mm(length)*14mm(head diameter)
Waterproof to IPX-8 standard.
Output and run time: Firefly: 0.04 Lm(115h), Low: 12 Lm(6.3h), High: 120 Lm(0.5h), Hidden Strobe:120Lm(1 hour)
The ThruNite Ti5 product line is like the Ti3 in stats, but has a rear clicky and a lower max output.
Lots of great lights out there.
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BuildingSerenity
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I lost my Fenix twisty, bought a Fenix LD02. Beauty, but it turns on in my pants pocket regularly. So now I'm searching for the best AAA twisty option. Like the
[h=1]Olight i3s XP-G2[/h]
[h=1]Olight i3s XP-G2[/h]
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Brian Richey
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This has been very helpful.
