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Posted: 10/1/2014 8:08:16 PM EDT
It's a Coleman CT-70f, was in the clearance aisle at Wal-Mart. It's bright, but I don't know if it's really 700 lumens. I'll try it out when it gets dark outside.
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Quoted: It's a Coleman CT-70f, was in the clearance Isle. It's bright, but I don't know if it's really 700 lumens. I'll try it out when it gets dark outside. View Quote |
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It's a Coleman CT-70f, was in the clearance Isle. It's bright, but I don't know if it's really 700 lumens. I'll try it out when it gets dark outside. if it truly is 700, it's up there. |
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It's a Coleman CT-70f, was in the clearance Isle. It's bright, but I don't know if it's really 700 lumens. I'll try it out when it gets dark outside. if it truly is 700, it's up there. Bit of an understatement. My duty light is 400 and it can damn near permanently blind people if I'm feeling like a shithead. |
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200 is more than you can look at and not see spots for 30 min so 700 for 30 bucks if true is good. could be chineese junk though.
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Walmart's site says it uses 6 AA (double A, not triple A) batteries. Is that correct?
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It is Chinese made, but it temp blinded me on strobe mode when I looked at it. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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200 is more than you can look at and not see spots for 30 min so 700 for 30 bucks if true is good. could be chineese junk though. It is Chinese made, but it temp blinded me on strobe mode when I looked at it. for 30 bucks its worth giving it a good work out. only one way to find out. |
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Order a Solarforce flashlight body and a drop-in module of your choice, you'll have a pretty awesome light for $25.
http://solarforceflashlight-sales.com/product_detail.php?t=FB&s=1&id=388 http://www.kaidomain.com/product/details.S021647 Get an 18650 battery and a charger, too, though CR2s will work,too. |
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700 Loomens, not lumens.
Loomens are the standardized light measurement of the Zhang Dao province of China, where Kree LED's are made by former cabbage farmers and inserted into aluminum tubes with switches made from tiger penises. The Loomens to lumens equivalence chart is that 100 Chinese Loomens are equal to one 1990 era Maglite with packing tape over the bezel. |
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Malkoff device.
If you're "on duty" and trusting your life to a light, them spend the money for something that won't overheat. $30 is fine for a "see around the house" light. Going into the deep dark unknown in the ghetto?.....yeah, no.....I'll take something else. |
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700 Loomens, not lumens. Loomens are the standardized light measurement of the Zhang Dao province of China, where Kree LED's are made by former cabbage farmers and inserted into aluminum tubes with switches made from tiger penises. The Loomens to lumens equivalence chart is that 100 Chinese Loomens are equal to one 1990 era Maglite with packing tape over the bezel. View Quote I just took it outside, and it's by far the brightest flashlight I own. It does have a noticeable yellow ring around the outside of the beam compared to my Surefire though. |
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Malkoff device. If you're "on duty" and trusting your life to a light, them spend the money for something that won't overheat. $30 is fine for a "see around the house" light. Going into the deep dark unknown in the ghetto?.....yeah, no.....I'll take something else. View Quote I have Surefires for the ARs. ETA: Streamlights on the pistols. |
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Quoted: I just took it outside, and it's by far the brightest flashlight I own. It does have a noticeable yellow ring around the outside of the beam compared to my Surefire though. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: 700 Loomens, not lumens. Loomens are the standardized light measurement of the Zhang Dao province of China, where Kree LED's are made by former cabbage farmers and inserted into aluminum tubes with switches made from tiger penises. The Loomens to lumens equivalence chart is that 100 Chinese Loomens are equal to one 1990 era Maglite with packing tape over the bezel. I just took it outside, and it's by far the brightest flashlight I own. It does have a noticeable yellow ring around the outside of the beam compared to my Surefire though. I've seen some accurately rated with a light meter that are in the 500-700 range and none of the Chinese models rated that high are even in the ballpark. I think the Chinese manufacturers just write shit willy nilly on their products.
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I've seen some accurately rated with a light meter that are in the 500-700 range and none of the Chinese models rated that high are even in the ballpark. I think the Chinese manufacturers just write shit willy nilly on their products. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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700 Loomens, not lumens. Loomens are the standardized light measurement of the Zhang Dao province of China, where Kree LED's are made by former cabbage farmers and inserted into aluminum tubes with switches made from tiger penises. The Loomens to lumens equivalence chart is that 100 Chinese Loomens are equal to one 1990 era Maglite with packing tape over the bezel. I just took it outside, and it's by far the brightest flashlight I own. It does have a noticeable yellow ring around the outside of the beam compared to my Surefire though. I've seen some accurately rated with a light meter that are in the 500-700 range and none of the Chinese models rated that high are even in the ballpark. I think the Chinese manufacturers just write shit willy nilly on their products. I doubt it's 700 lumens too, but it's brighter than any other flashlight I have. It's an extremely bright light, I have no light meter or any other flashlights even close enough to compare it with. My LED 6P surefire is bright, but looks like a candle in comparison (it's only 80 lumen though). ETA: For 30 bucks, if it lasts...it was well worth it. |
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Off to WalMart in the morning. What section was it in, Aiden?
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It's a Coleman CT-70f, was in the clearance Isle. It's bright, but I don't know if it's really 700 lumens. I'll try it out when it gets dark outside. http://mormonlifehacker.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/07/ask-great-questions.jpg Do I ask great questions? |
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I have Surefires for the ARs. ETA: Streamlights on the pistols. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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Malkoff device. If you're "on duty" and trusting your life to a light, them spend the money for something that won't overheat. $30 is fine for a "see around the house" light. Going into the deep dark unknown in the ghetto?.....yeah, no.....I'll take something else. I have Surefires for the ARs. ETA: Streamlights on the pistols. Not bad choices at all. |
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Just go into the bathroom and shine it at yourself in the mirror.
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700 Loomens, not lumens. Loomens are the standardized light measurement of the Zhang Dao province of China, where Kree LED's are made by former cabbage farmers and inserted into aluminum tubes with switches made from tiger penises. The Loomens to lumens equivalence chart is that 100 Chinese Loomens are equal to one 1990 era Maglite with packing tape over the bezel. View Quote It's spelled Lo Meins. |
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I doubt it's 700 lumens too, but it's brighter than any other flashlight I have. It's an extremely bright light, I have no light meter or any other flashlights even close enough to compare it with. My LED 6P surefire is bright, but looks like a candle in comparison (it's only 80 lumen though). ETA: For 30 bucks, if it lasts...it was well worth it. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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700 Loomens, not lumens. Loomens are the standardized light measurement of the Zhang Dao province of China, where Kree LED's are made by former cabbage farmers and inserted into aluminum tubes with switches made from tiger penises. The Loomens to lumens equivalence chart is that 100 Chinese Loomens are equal to one 1990 era Maglite with packing tape over the bezel. I just took it outside, and it's by far the brightest flashlight I own. It does have a noticeable yellow ring around the outside of the beam compared to my Surefire though. I've seen some accurately rated with a light meter that are in the 500-700 range and none of the Chinese models rated that high are even in the ballpark. I think the Chinese manufacturers just write shit willy nilly on their products. I doubt it's 700 lumens too, but it's brighter than any other flashlight I have. It's an extremely bright light, I have no light meter or any other flashlights even close enough to compare it with. My LED 6P surefire is bright, but looks like a candle in comparison (it's only 80 lumen though). ETA: For 30 bucks, if it lasts...it was well worth it. I have had one for a while. It's pretty durable and really bright. Finding the on/off switch in the dark sucks. |
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Quoted: I've seen some accurately rated with a light meter that are in the 500-700 range and none of the Chinese models rated that high are even in the ballpark. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: 700 Loomens, not lumens. Loomens are the standardized light measurement of the Zhang Dao province of China, where Kree LED's are made by former cabbage farmers and inserted into aluminum tubes with switches made from tiger penises. The Loomens to lumens equivalence chart is that 100 Chinese Loomens are equal to one 1990 era Maglite with packing tape over the bezel. I just took it outside, and it's by far the brightest flashlight I own. It does have a noticeable yellow ring around the outside of the beam compared to my Surefire though. I've seen some accurately rated with a light meter that are in the 500-700 range and none of the Chinese models rated that high are even in the ballpark. I think the Chinese manufacturers just write shit willy nilly on their products. Racist!!! i won't do business with your kind anymore |
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I can't find Clearance Isle on the map. Is it in the Caribbean?
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700 Loomens, not lumens. Loomens are the standardized light measurement of the Zhang Dao province of China, where Kree LED's are made by former cabbage farmers and inserted into aluminum tubes with switches made from tiger penises. The Loomens to lumens equivalence chart is that 100 Chinese Loomens are equal to one 1990 era Maglite with packing tape over the bezel. View Quote |
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700 Loomens, not lumens. Loomens are the standardized light measurement of the Zhang Dao province of China, where Kree LED's are made by former cabbage farmers and inserted into aluminum tubes with switches made from tiger penises. The Loomens to lumens equivalence chart is that 100 Chinese Loomens are equal to one 1990 era Maglite with packing tape over the bezel. It's spelled Lo Meins. Okay that was good |
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Quoted: View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: 700 Loomens, not lumens. Loomens are the standardized light measurement of the Zhang Dao province of China, where Kree LED's are made by former cabbage farmers and inserted into aluminum tubes with switches made from tiger penises. The Loomens to lumens equivalence chart is that 100 Chinese Loomens are equal to one 1990 era Maglite with packing tape over the bezel. I just took it outside, and it's by far the brightest flashlight I own. It does have a noticeable yellow ring around the outside of the beam compared to my Surefire though. I've seen some accurately rated with a light meter that are in the 500-700 range and none of the Chinese models rated that high are even in the ballpark. I think the Chinese manufacturers just write shit willy nilly on their products. Racist!!! i won't do business with your kind anymore I read that in my head as waicis. That's not racist is it? In any case, we now only serve the Somalian community, because that's like everyone now. |
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I got one of those Wallyworld Colemans (a 200 lo mien, IIRC). It works good, seems sturdy and it is bright. It gets hot when it is on for a bit, takes 2 AAs.
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Quoted: I got one of those Wallyworld Colemans (a 200 lo mien, IIRC). It works good, seems sturdy and it is bright. It gets hot when it is on for a bit, takes 2 AAs. View Quote I got a couple of those out of the clearance isle too, rugged as fuck I beat on mine for a work light and it's impossible to kill.
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Quoted: I think the Chinese manufacturers just write shit willy nilly on their products. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: 700 Loomens, not lumens. Loomens are the standardized light measurement of the Zhang Dao province of China, where Kree LED's are made by former cabbage farmers and inserted into aluminum tubes with switches made from tiger penises. The Loomens to lumens equivalence chart is that 100 Chinese Loomens are equal to one 1990 era Maglite with packing tape over the bezel. I just took it outside, and it's by far the brightest flashlight I own. It does have a noticeable yellow ring around the outside of the beam compared to my Surefire though. I've seen some accurately rated with a light meter that are in the 500-700 range and none of the Chinese models rated that high are even in the ballpark. I think the Chinese manufacturers just write shit willy nilly on their products. Racist!!! i won't do business with your kind anymore I read that in my head as waicis. That's not racist is it? In any case, we now only serve the Somalian community, because that's like everyone now. i asked your partner for the minority discount and the fucker won't give it to me, just an upcharge instead |
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Heading there tomorrow to score some 5.56 and 7.62. Will look to see if they have any,thanks
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