Show off your flashlights!

[Good Times]

I know that I'm not the only idiot that loves these things so show off your flashlight toys!


Surefire C2
Max Output: 65/120* lumens
*With optional ultra high-output lamp
Runtime: 60/20* minutes
*With optional ultra high-output lamp
Length: 5.20 inches
Weight: 5.30 ounces
Battery: Two 123A lithiums


Streamlight Stinger
# Xenon gas-filled bi-pin bulb; spare bulb in tailcap
# Adjustable focus beam
# Up to 15,000 peak beam candlepower; 125 lumens
# 3-cell 3.6V nickel-cadmium sub-C battery
# Up to 1 hour continuous use
# 7.38”
# 10 oz.
# Fast Charger and PiggyBack options available

No ImageMag Light 3D and 4D

[Good Times]

I will blame 4x4Mike (Mike) for introducing me to a new series of lights....

Fenix Lights (Website)


[img width=300]http://www.fenixlight.com/UploadFiles/20081289241830.jpg[/img]Fenix PD1 Q5
• Utilizes a Premium (Q5) Cree 7090 XR-E LED with a life of 50,000 hours
• 5 Output Levels: 95 lumens (2.8hrs) -> 180 lumens (1hrs) -> 16 lumens (21hrs) -> Strobe -> SOS
• Digitally Regulated for Constant Brightness
• Uses one 3V CR123A battery (Lithium)
• 7.1cm (Length) x 2.1cm (Diameter)
• Made of aircraft grade aluminum
• Durable Type III hard anodized finish
• 27-gram weight (excluding batteries)
• Waterproof to IPX-8 Standard
• Toughened ultra clear glass lens with AR coating
• Reliable twist switch
• Capable of standing up securely on a flat surface to serve as a candle


[img width=300]http://www.fenixlight.com/UploadFiles/200812892651266.jpg[/img]Fenix LD1 Q5
• Utilizes a Premium (Q5) Cree 7090 XR-E LED with a life of 50,000 hours
• Two modes (6 types) of output, generation/turbo selected by turning the bezel (patented)
• General Mode: 12 lumens (25hrs) -> 53 lumens (5hrs) -> 107 lumens (2hrs) -> SOS
• Turbo Mode: 120 lumens (1.5hrs) -> Strobe
• Digitally Regulated for Constant Brightness
• Uses one 1.5V AA ( Alkaline, Ni-MH, Lithium ) battery, inexpensive and widely available
• 9.7cm (Length) x 2.1cm (Diameter)
• Made of aircraft grade aluminum
• Durable Type III hard anodized finish
• 46-gram weight (excluding batteries)
• Waterproof to IPX-8 Standard
• Toughened ultra clear glass lens with AR coating
• Push-button tail cap switch
• Capable of standing up securely on a flat surface to serve as a candle
• Includes a holster, lanyard, two spare o-rings, and a rubber switch boot


[img width=300]http://www.fenixlight.com/UploadFiles/2008326154040678.jpg[/img]Fenix E01
• Utilizes a Nichia white GS LED with a life of 100,000 hours
• Constant brightness: 10 Lumens
• Uses one 1.5V AAA ( Alkaline, Ni-MH, Lithium ) battery, inexpensive and widely available
• 7.1cm (Length) x 1.4cm (Diameter)
• 21-hour working time ( 11-hour sun mode plus 10-hour moon mode)
• Made of aircraft grade aluminum
• Durable Type III hard anodized finish
• 14-gram weight (excluding batteries)
• Waterproof to IPX-8 Standard
• Reliable twist switch
• Capable of standing up securely on a flat surface to serve as a candle


Sadly I won't be keeping all of them but will be able to play with them before I give em out. I'll sending one to my bro and gf as small gifts to keep on their key chains. The price points on these are pretty impressive!

The E01 is only $15 bucks!!! the other two are closer to the $50 range but still the specifications on these definitely make the price point attractive.

All above items can be purchased here Fenix Store. If you are a CPF (Candle Power Forum) member you get an added CPF member discount too!

[iceman601]

Here is what I got

This one started it all:

Surefire 6p
Max Output: 65/120* lumens
*With optional ultra high-output lamp
Runtime: 60/20* minutes
*With optional ultra high-output lamp
Length: 5.20 inches
Weight: 5.30 ounces
Battery: Two 123A lithiums



E2D Executive Defender
Max Output: 60 lumens
Runtime: 1.25 hours
Length: 4.90 inches
Weight: 3.20 ounces
Battery: Two 123A lithiums



M3 CombatLight
Max Output: 125/225* lumens
*With included ultra high-output lamp
Runtime: 60/20* minutes
*With included ultra high-output lamp
Length: 7.30 inches
Weight: 7.00 ounces
Battery: Three 123A lithiums



Streamlight SL-20X
LIGHT SOURCE:
10-watt, 6-volt Halogen Bulb with 100 hour lifetime 3 High Intensity LED's with 100,000 hour Lifetime
LIGHT OUTPUT:
Halogen - up to 38,000 Peak Beam candlepower
Bulb Rating:
200 Lumens typical
LED Rating:
30 Lumens typical (3 LEDs)

[4x4mike]

Oh Lance I forgot to send you that info.

I'll try to remember to post pictures later but my collection:
Surefire E2e
Surefire G2 (yellow)
Surefire G2 (black)
Surefire U2
Surefire X300 weapon light (recently sold)

Fenix LOD CE
Fenix P3D

Borealis 1050 (Modded Mag)
http://blackbearflashlights.com/

Maglight 2D
Maglight 2D LED
Maglight 3D
Maglight 3D LED

My wife gives me a hard time and says I'm afraid of the dark. Oh well, look in her purse and you'll see her G2.

[04 Rocko Taco]

I guess Im not as fancy as you guys....

I have a cheapie LED in the toolbox, and a few maglites around the house...

Mag 2D (x2)
Mag 3D (x3)
Mag 4D (x2)

[Seanz0rz]

im with chris on this one. i have a 2D cell mag (with mag LED upgrade) that lives in the truck, and a few others that spend their time hanging around the house/apt/garage, etc.

dad has an old streamlight sl20 (police flashlight of choice for 30 years) and a stinger like the one mentioned above. both are very nice, but very heavy and batteries and bulbs are VERY expensive.

[Robinhood4x4]

I've got 3 fenix's but I'm not so sure I like their reliability. They've all flickered at some point and I've had to fiddle with either the head or the cap to get better continuity. It's kind of a minor thing but if I ever have to use them as a psuedo weapon light then I'd like to see better reliability.

Having said that, I'm eyeing the new tactical series they have. They're really hard to beat for the price, at least for now.

I'll repost my comparison pic:



Since this picture was taken I now have a Fenix P3D 100. It's amazingly bright and impresses everybody who sees me use it. Everybody makes some kind of remark about it.

I also bought 2 L2T's for my guys at work.

I hope nobody here is buying their CR123 batteries over the counter at about $6 each! Search the internet for bulk buys where you can get them for about $1.50 each or if on sale for about $1 each.

[4x4mike]

Sweet, beam shots.
I found a box of 100 CR123a's a while back on ebay. I forget how much I paid but it I think it boiled down to less than a buck each. I gave half to my Dad (got him a Surefire for Father's Day one year) and have slowly been using the rest. They seem to last a long time. I keep a few in each car and my BOB. You never know when you need them

[mastacox]

I've got an Inova X03 (2x CR123, 3-watt LED), a 2-D Cell LED Maglite, and various no-name AA LED lights. Both the Mag and Inova are very sweet lights, I love the Inova because it puts out an incredible amount of light for a palm-sized light...

[localmotion]

I have the Surefire C2, Surefire E2E, Blackhawk Gladius, Streamlight Stinger, Streamlight Ultrastinger, Tigerlight and of course, the mag light.