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Posted: 10/6/2004 5:41:02 PM EDT
I know there are a lot of flashlight freaks out there, I'm one of them!
I love my Surefire P6 and will be upgrading it with the KLN5 head soon.

But - Have you seen this cheap replacement for the standard PR flange bulb?

I'm going to replace all the PR bulb flashlights in my house with this bulb.

flashlightreviews3.home.att.net/reviews/everled.htm

Link Posted: 10/6/2004 7:06:38 PM EDT
[#1]
www.ar15.com/forums/topic.html?b=1&f=5&t=280066

i bought one.    i really like it.

BUT, after much research, and for about the same price as a new 3D maglite, and the bulb, I would get one of these....

Elektro Lumens  Blaster-3P Flashlight

have a good one.

Stainless
Link Posted: 10/6/2004 8:15:17 PM EDT
[#2]
Including the driver circuitry inside the bulb enclosure is a VERY slick idea!

Still, 40 bucks isn't exactly chump-change...And apparently, they've traded off battery life for brightness.

If they offered a $10 version that only consumed 20 mA (and could also be operated as a dim night light whild drawing just a few dozen uA), then I'd be whipping out the credit card.
Link Posted: 10/6/2004 8:46:26 PM EDT
[#3]

Quoted:
Including the driver circuitry inside the bulb enclosure is a VERY slick idea!

Still, 40 bucks isn't exactly chump-change...And apparently, they've traded off battery life for brightness.

If they offered a $10 version that only consumed 20 mA (and could also be operated as a dim night light whild drawing just a few dozen uA), then I'd be whipping out the credit card.



Hell, I wouldnt even need the other criteria....  $40 bulb in an $8 to $20 flashlight just doesnt make sense... I'll wait till the prices come down... Heck, LED tail-lights were the BIG thing a few years ago in motorcycles... $80+ per... now the prices are coming down to a more reasonable level.   I'd spend $10 for an LED for a flashlight that was no brighter and consumed the same energy as a standard incandescent bulb in a heart-beat.   Just wait a couple years as more players get into it and competition increases.
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