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Just bought another pack, one zoom was pretty tight but the other was too loose, so I am keeping the "tight" ones and returning the ones with zooms that are loose enough for gravity to move them just by pointing the flashlight up or down. They really need better quality control on these things. I know they're only $12.50 a piece, but still.... why make crap that gets returned?
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FWIW, I loaded up mine with 3 AA in plastic adapters, NiMH non-LSD which all tested around 2100 mAh. On high, the light ran plenty bright for a couple hours then dimmed to a still bright indoor-range light or a usable outdoor light for maybe 8 hours, then still did a usable dim light for another 24 hours. By usable dim, could probably navigate indoors in the dark and read up close.
However, one of the lights does have a fiddly button, and the zoom sliding mechanism is nicely tighter than the other one which is just okay. Still like em a lot though, especially after the battery test. Reckon I'll buy another set and swap out parts until I get tight zoom slider and good buttons. Last edited by mangodrink; 02-06-2013 at 05:52 PM.. Nothing Good Happens After 2 A.M.
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My initial, positive impression has diminished a little.
I had only tested one of the lights. The second unit's dye is definitely from a different bin; the temp is cooler. Both are above natural light, on the temp scale : 1. Light tint of green, I would guesstimate around 6000K 2. Light tint of purple, I would guesstimate around 7500K For the non-flashoholics out there: there is a diminishing return/efficiency, as you go over 5800K. When I overlap the two beams on a white wall, No. 1 dominates. Google link to LED color spectrum scale http://www.google.com/imgres?imgu...A Thinking my second light may have been the exception, I purchased a second set. Unfortunately the new lights are in the same temperature range as my second light. On a positive note, all four lights were free of the loose head issue that some have noted; that makes it hard to retain a specific focus. But all that being said: unless you have warmer beam to compare against, you may not notice. |
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