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#182989 - 08/31/19 08:44 PM Re: Flashlight Freaks Only [Re: Sharpi]
pappy19 Offline
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My oldest Fenix is 6 years old and still as good as the day I bought it. One of the first LED flashlights.

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#182990 - 08/31/19 08:53 PM Re: Flashlight Freaks Only [Re: Sharpi]
W Polidori Offline
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Originally Posted By: Sharpi
do they have led upgrades for them?
I have one under my bed too 5 'D" cells

upgraded all my lights on my Classic Rode King
I like the white light so much more than incandescent

Sharpi


Sharpi,

Much to my surprise they do. Google Maglite LED.


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#182991 - 08/31/19 09:26 PM Re: Flashlight Freaks Only [Re: W Polidori]
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I have tried the LED conversions for Maglights. They are not great.....
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#182998 - 09/01/19 10:23 AM Re: Flashlight Freaks Only [Re: tunefink]
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Thanks for this thread. I am thinking it is time to look for an updated flashlight. That world passed me by pretty darn fast.

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#183002 - 09/01/19 01:23 PM Re: Flashlight Freaks Only [Re: escapement]
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The 3D cell is the largest one I've had. There's one clipped to the seat of my Jeep Wrangler.


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#183012 - 09/01/19 04:30 PM Re: Flashlight Freaks Only [Re: tomthbomb]
W Polidori Offline
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Tom,

Think I had the same one at some point. It came as a duo with a Mini from Costco, maybe
$30?
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#183048 - 09/02/19 03:30 PM Re: Flashlight Freaks Only [Re: W Polidori]
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Good topic, indeed! I am not a "junkie" but put the brakes on each and every time I pass a flashlighter set up at the shows. Here's my EDC. One in each console, one of each of my 4 tackle boxes, one in my nightstand here and at the hunting camp and, of course, one in a my hunting rucksack!
The one shown here is over 10 years old..."NOTHING" has malfunctioned. It takes 2 ea. 123's and the "only" on-off switch is a push-button, enclosed and weather-tight in the butt end! You can ask, Billy, Ken or James...I seldom have a flashlight on me, indoors when I need it! Of course, I never "really" need it cause:
A) I've got one in my Filson bag
B) I've got one in my briefcase
...&...C) I've got James, Ken or Billy right there, sometimes all "3"!
Warren: I gotta' get one of those battery holders...Awesome.
Best, Capt. Chris
PS: I cannot tell you the amount of "Lumens" the Scorpion has but I'm sure before the electronic ink dries on this post, somebody will tell us! I can tell you this: It will stay shining and bright, trailing whitetail in the woods, for 2 hours straight. The shelf life on the batteries is 10 years and I can pick up:
* Blood
* Hair
* Bone
...@ close range (10-15 yards)

* "&" a dead deer's open eye at 100 yards in the woods. All I would ever ask for.
Stay sharp, Capt. Chris


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Edited by Captain Chris Stanaback (09/02/19 03:32 PM)
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#183053 - 09/02/19 05:37 PM Re: Flashlight Freaks Only [Re: Captain Chris Stanaback]
pappy19 Offline
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Cap
The "Randall" of flashlights is Fenix. Far superior to anything on the market today. Other may come close, but Fenix is top of the line, IMHO.

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#183056 - 09/02/19 07:16 PM Re: Flashlight Freaks Only [Re: Captain Chris Stanaback]
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Cap,

Scorpion was my first holy sheet light. Its awesome, only fault is the bulb life; I've had one dark out. The LED flashlights that replaced it are much better.

I'll edit to say I still use it. It doesn't have low levels of power options. It's now a backup light and still a bright one for sure.


Edited by W Polidori (09/02/19 08:23 PM)
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#183059 - 09/02/19 08:28 PM Re: Flashlight Freaks Only [Re: W Polidori]
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Pap-N-Warren,
A) I never said mine was the best
B) I have not had a "bulb" problem but would agree LED's are better.
C) If I need a flashlight/Randall comparison, I'll rig up a Model #18 with a flashlight in the handle...(Ha-Ha!)
Kiddin' of course, Capt. Chris
PS: My point to my Scorpions is that they are hearty, work perfectly and are...(are you ready?)...ALL I NEED! That's all...CCS
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