[Official] Cree Flashlights Interest Group

[kineticworks007]

22-25mm diameter for this model. More for tube style flashlights shown below.

Yes... Like this kind of head band. The holder can fit in any diameter of the flashlight?

 

[Kirakun83]

22-25mm diameter for this model. More for tube style flashlights shown below.

Yes.. I using tube type flashlight. Basically need it for work purpose. Is 25mm dia is the max I can go? Or got any holder can change it hold accordance to the flashlight.

 

[kineticworks007]

This Nitecore has top supporting strap. 25.4mm will fit the loop and it is cheap.

Yes.. I using tube type flashlight. Basically need it for work purpose. Is 25mm dia is the max I can go? Or got any holder can change it hold accordance to the flashlight.

 

[Kirakun83]

This Nitecore has top supporting strap. 25.4mm will fit the loop and it is cheap.

Where to buy in local?

 

[kineticworks007]

fstoplights

Where to buy in local?

 

[Kirakun83]

fstoplights

Thx very much bro

 

[kineticworks007]

You are welcome.

Thx very much bro

 

[radiancez567]

Last time ordered quite a lot, good for small lightings at night.
Wonder if anyone could recognise all of them

Now I only use my cheap Ultrafire C8, and Ultrafire HD2011

 

[kineticworks007]

My guess:
TANK007 TK-701
ThruNite Saber 1A
Tank007 E09 Flashlight CREE XP-E
EXPLORER E61 CREE XPE R2
OLIGHT i3s EOS Cree XP-G2
Nitecore SENS Mini CR2
UltraFire UF-T1
AAA Maglite Solitaire
TrustFire MINI-01
TrustFire MINI-02
4Sevens Preon P0

I do not own any of them

Last time ordered quite a lot, good for small lightings at night.
Wonder if anyone could recognise all of them

Now I only use my cheap Ultrafire C8, and Ultrafire HD2011

 

[hairil]

Last time ordered quite a lot, good for small lightings at night.
Wonder if anyone could recognise all of them

http://i41.tinypic.com/rm66i8.jpg

Now I only use my cheap Ultrafire C8, and Ultrafire HD2011

Nice collection of EDC lights. Small in size, yet reliable.

 

[radiancez567]

My guess:
TANK007 TK-701
ThruNite Saber 1A
Tank007 E09 Flashlight CREE XP-E
EXPLORER E61 CREE XPE R2
OLIGHT i3s EOS Cree XP-G2
Nitecore SENS Mini CR2
UltraFire UF-T1
AAA Maglite Solitaire
TrustFire MINI-01
TrustFire MINI-02
4Sevens Preon P0

I do not own any of them

Wow that's all correct, except you left out those two tiniest lights

I like your photos, nicely taken.

Nice collection of EDC lights. Small in size, yet reliable.

Thank you

 

[kineticworks007]

I am flattered

Wow that's all correct, except you left out those two tiniest lights

I like your photos, nicely taken.

So which is your personal favorite?

I am also considering getting a small flashlights. Either 14500, AA or AAA form. L3 ILLUMINATION L10, Sunwayman, ThruNite or Olight brands. Under $30 can get?

 

[radiancez567]

I am flattered



So which is your personal favorite?

I am also considering getting a small flashlights. Either 14500, AA or AAA form. L3 ILLUMINATION L10, Sunwayman, ThruNite or Olight brands. Under $30 can get?

My personal favourite was the Ultrafire UF-T1, because it was the first one of that whole lot. Got it because just because it was cheaper than DQG AAA. Like its appearance, and very lightweight and handy. Uses AAA, and I have plenty of Eneloops. It's a twisty though, and I initially thought I would not like it, but turns out pretty well at night. Silent twist, instead of a distinct clicky sound (like the TK-703, which is pretty nice as well)

I would say Olight i3S or the Tank007 E09, are also good candidates. For my copies, the Olight twist feels more smooth and comfortable. Olight is more expensive however. L3 Illumination L10, guess you can just buy it off the website, but shipping fees are expensive. Yes, E09 can get below S$30, in fact only about US$13. In fact I get all my items online.

 

[kineticworks007]

I wanted a DQG too but I heard it has quite a number of quality issue lately.

Think I will stick to 13cm class, as they are all runs in 18650 and packed with enough punch for dark night. Yet small enough to be carried in pocket.

I am building 2 new models for myself. Really excited for my next project.

My personal favourite was the Ultrafire UF-T1, because it was the first one of that whole lot. Got it because just because it was cheaper than DQG AAA. Like its appearance, and very lightweight and handy. Uses AAA, and I have plenty of Eneloops. It's a twisty though, and I initially thought I would not like it, but turns out pretty well at night. Silent twist, instead of a distinct clicky sound (like the TK-703, which is pretty nice as well)

I would say Olight i3S or the Tank007 E09, are also good candidates. For my copies, the Olight twist feels more smooth and comfortable. Olight is more expensive however. L3 Illumination L10, guess you can just buy it off the website, but shipping fees are expensive. Yes, E09 can get below S$30, in fact only about US$13. In fact I get all my items online.

 

[Citiguy]

Hello everyone,

Just wanted to ask where do you guys normally purchase the Li-Ion 18650 3.7V batteries? And how much are they?

TIA.

 

[kineticworks007]

Depending what you are looking for.

I own several Panasonic cells right now. There are easily available on the net if you know the exact models that you are looking for. Capacity and brands/tech will determine the prices.

What flashlights are you using?

Hello everyone,

Just wanted to ask where do you guys normally purchase the Li-Ion 18650 3.7V batteries? And how much are they?

TIA.

 

[Citiguy]

Depending what you are looking for.

I own several Panasonic cells right now. There are easily available on the net if you know the exact models that you are looking for. Capacity and brands/tech will determine the prices.

What flashlights are you using?

Thanks, kineticworks007.

I bought this > Web Store

It is running on a 18650 battery. Also thinking of getting the Nitecore HC50.

 

[hairil]

Thanks, kineticworks007.

I bought this > Web Store

It is running on a 18650 battery. Also thinking of getting the Nitecore HC50.

You can try having a look at fstoplights' battery page.

And as mentioned, the price is often determined by the battery's capacity and technology.

Hope this helps!

 

[kineticworks007]

Nitecore HC50 is good choice. I almost wanted to get one too. Wait till I get my helmet first. Haha.

Products sold by your link are over-priced...

Thanks, kineticworks007.

I bought this > Web Store

It is running on a 18650 battery. Also thinking of getting the Nitecore HC50.

 

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