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- Flashlight TL-122-C WW2 period - US MILITARIA FORUM
Here's an example of the classic TL-122-C angle-headed flashlight, widely issued and used during WW2 Despite its age, it lit up first time when I loaded it with a couple of Duracells! This plastic bodied version replaced the earlier brass bodied type It was manufactured by the United States Ele
- Vietnam Period Flashlight-Check - US MILITARIA FORUM
Hi Folks: I found this flashlight in a flea market and based upon my "limited" knowledge of Vietnam period field gear I "think" this flashlight is Vietnam period since there are no "guards" protecting the switch But the maker is "TAESUNG Flashlight" Model# DT-109 S which appears to be Kor
- [Review] Nitecore EDC37 – impressive 8000 lumens EDC flashlight
For months, there have been hints of a new flashlight from Nitecore, but specific details have been kept top secret That’s now changed, as the new model has been officially announced: Here is the new Nitecore EDC37 Nitecore’s new flagship from the EDC series combines the experience gained from previous models The compact flashlight delivers up to 8000 lm from two UHi 20 MAX LEDs and
- ANGLEHEAD FLASHLIGHT - FIELD PERSONAL GEAR SECTION - U. S. Militaria Forum
I have 5 angle head flashlights #1 is a TL-122D made by MICRO-LIGHT with a hanger and a slot on the endcap ( IT DOES NOT LIGHT ) #2 is a MX-99 U made by FULTON MADE IN THE USA with wings on the switch #3 is a US MX-991 U made by FULTON MADE IN THE USA with wings on the switch #4 is a US MX-99
- [Review] Vastlite Minima Bow – likely the smallest LEP of the world
Vastlite is still a relatively new and rather unknown flashlight manufacturer However, the models they’ve released so far are quite interesting Brand new to their lineup is the Vastlite Minima Bow, likely the smallest LEP flashlight currently on the market Don’t be misled by the name “Minima”: the flashlight is small, but by no means weak Despite its finger-sized appearance, it can
- MX-212 U raspberry flashlight - US MILITARIA FORUM
With a unique colored flashlight, an inspector during a techical proficiency inspection could immediatally see the crew was using the proper flashlight OTOH, it could be that some general in the Pentagon just liked that color and placed a contract for 100K raspberry colored flashlights so he could get one for himself
- Flashlight Modding and DIY Parts - BudgetLightForum. com
Discuss anything about flashlight modding and designing here, including all types of parts and equipment
- Categories - BudgetLightForum. com
Discuss anything about flashlight modding and designing here, including all types of parts and equipment, such as LED drop-ins, drivers, single LEDs, reflectors, switches, etc Don’t forget that you can filter to find review posts in this category:
- Convoy T6 Review: Incredible Throw in a Compact Package!
Yeah the reason boost can ruin a battery even worse is because they’re capable of running the flashlight even when there’s not really enough voltage to do so because they’ll just convert the remaining battery energy to less amps at a higher voltage With all due respect to everyone, I think this is just going to confuse the matter
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