[ARCHIVED THREAD] - Remote pressure switches

Posted: 11/2/2005 7:19:31 PM EDT

For my SF G2, I am using a $25 Pelican remote switch. Works great but I have moved things and it is approx 2-3 inches too short n the cord. I need about 8 inches (okay I opened myself up with that comment).

Anybody know of a good switch with an 8 inch cord? I know SF makes one but it is 3x cost of Pelican.

BTW, no curlies.

Posted: 11/3/2005 7:11:09 AM EDT

[#1]

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For my SF G2, I am using a $25 Pelican remote switch. Works great but I have moved things and it is approx 2-3 inches too short n the cord. I need about 8 inches (okay I opened myself up with that comment).

Anybody know of a good switch with an 8 inch cord? I know SF makes one but it is 3x cost of Pelican.

BTW, no curlies.

To the best of my knowledge, only SF offers diff. lengths.

C4

Posted: 11/3/2005 6:23:48 PM EDT

[#2]

DO you carry the SF 8" cord?

Posted: 11/5/2005 10:19:15 PM EDT

[#3]

Will using a pressure switch still allow you to turn the light on by twisting the tailcap?

Posted: 11/5/2005 10:27:00 PM EDT

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Will using a pressure switch still allow you to turn the light on by twisting the tailcap?

Surefire pressure switches don't work this way. I don't think any others do either.

Posted: 11/6/2005 12:07:40 AM EDT

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Will using a pressure switch still allow you to turn the light on by twisting the tailcap?

Surefire pressure switches don't work this way. I don't think any others do either.

I was considering adding a pressure switch. I can use my M4 for work and need a light. If I' using a pressure switch and have to do something with my support hand while covering someone, the light will go out. Not good considering I work midnights.

Posted: 11/6/2005 12:21:07 AM EDT

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Will using a pressure switch still allow you to turn the light on by twisting the tailcap?

Surefire pressure switches don't work this way. I don't think any others do either.

I was considering adding a pressure switch. I can use my M4 for work and need a light. If I' using a pressure switch and have to do something with my support hand while covering someone, the light will go out. Not good considering I work midnights.

You can use an Surefire XM tailcap. It has a socket for pressure switches and also a push button switch. The button in a "clickie". Push it partway for momentary and all the way for constant-on.

Posted: 11/6/2005 10:22:44 AM EDT

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DO you carry the SF 8" cord?

No I do not, but can order you one.

C4

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