arghhhhh i cant wait no more... if no one can fill the last place for the GB, let me know, i'll take it up

chill up bro.....we already have achieved the minimum of 10 pcs for this GB, 12 pcs is the total reserved to us by the supplier. But our supplier was away overseas now, so we have to wait for his reply on our other request....the reflector choice. just give bro susuman until this weekend to finalized everything ya...

1st Pic, I see square on left, circle on top right.. but no star la

2nd Pic, I see a.. what u call? a yard? ship...

shhhh, don't let jwyj knows. 

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Added on November 23, 2009, 1:33 pmGREAT NEWS!!!

The RRT-0 GB comes with F R E E  AA Extender!!

The order list
1. susuman - Q3-5B
2. old newspaper
3. jmaguire
4. jmaguire - Q3-5B
5. pseudoblue
6. damonlbs
7. ggMing
8. vincenthsl
9. Chieftat
10. z-b-i
11. Gbird
12. MiniMoke2927 - Q3-5B
13. Proclaimer
List in priority order of the PM/I'll take it post
If not correct please let me know.

I am try to confirm on the OP and Q3-5B.

Q3-5B may need to wait for little while, since Jetbeam not produce so many of the Q3-5B, will update/confirm later.


(with the amount of work need to organise a GB and soon collecting payment etc... I guess some one else have to take turn in GB  )

Haha yeah no star.. Second one is a sailboat/ship..

This kinda test is for colour blind people rite..?

color=red]GREAT NEWS!!!

The RRT-0 GB comes with F R E E  AA Extender!! [/color]

"Issues"

As with any invention, the RRT-0 is subject to a certain level of opinion and criticism, and you will have to decide for yourself if it's imperfections are a deal-breaker or not.

Voltage
In their quest to make a light which can utilize any battery that can fit inside it, JetBeam has run slightly afoul of battery chemistry. CR123 cells and rechargeable RCR123 cells run on slightly different voltages, the RCR123s being higher. CR123's themselves vary in voltage with their nominal "running" voltage being just over 3 volts. When the cells are brand-new, however, the voltage is slightly higher and can "overlap" a bit into the low part of the voltage range of a rechargeable cell. The problem this causes is that for a brief period when a new battery is placed in the light, the light believes that it is in fact a discharged rechargeable battery and will come on only in lowest-low mode to protect what it thinks is a rechargeable cell from over-discharge. When I received the light along with a brand-new CR123, I had to leave the light on (in it's low mode, no other modes were available) for about 90 seconds until the battery voltage dropped slightly. I turned it off and back on, and the light then recognized the battery as a new cell and not a discharged rechargeable. For me, "breaking in" a new battery for a minute-and-a-half isn't a big deal, but some may be upset with the inability to simply "throw in a new cell and go".

Pre-flash
The other issue is a bright flash which occasionally appears for a fraction of a second before the light comes on at a low level. This can be distracting, annoying, and/or dangerous - but I believe it is avoidable and primarily caused by the user.

When the button is pressed, there is an almost imperceptible delay of a small fraction of a second before the light comes on. I believe the circuitry is "spooling up" for lack of a better term. If you press the switch slightly (not enough to click it) and release very quickly, the switch can make and then break contact before the light actually comes on. The next time the switch is pressed, the energy from the first press is still in the capacitor, so the emitter gets a brief "double shot" of juice and flashes at a higher level. At least that is my theory on what causes the flash. I have been able to consistently get a flash by quickly pressing and releasing the switch at varying levels, and I have been able to consistently avoid the flash by pressing steadily and with "commitment".

Cree Rings
The Cree emitters, which are used in the RRT-0, are notorious for being "ringy". When viewed on a light, solid background such as a white wall, the center "hotspot" is surrounded by a slightly darker ring, then a slightly yellowish tinted ring, followed by the wide spill-beam. The orange-peel in the reflector blurs the lines somewhat between the rings, but they are still visible if you are looking for them. In my real-world experience, they are unnoticeable and not an issue.

Conclusion       

I've used a LOT of different kinds of flashlights, including various JetBeam models, and this is by far the best light I have had the pleasure of using. It is not without it's opportunity for criticisms, as discussed above, but it is nearer to perfect than any other light available that I am familiar with - as far as I am concerned. Some people may wish it had strobe or S.O.S. functions, but I prefer not to have them.

For a no-nonsense, versatile, dependable, tactical light, I think the JetBeam RRT-0 is going to be hard to beat.

oh....chill out and don't worry....buying this RRT-0 at this price you will surely never regretted your decision. If you really don't like it, can always sell it off later without making any losses right? [ might even make some profit too ] but i bet you will edc it more than any other lights...

ggMing,
thanks for your trust and support in this GB, we will make sure the first unit delivered to you personally as you're so nearby us ! 

Wah.. so many people buying the jetbeam..

I guess we all can play it at the next gathering =)

Woo... Just a question, anymody with a multi-coloured LED flashlight (ie. KROMA) here?

Wah.. so many people buying the jetbeam..

I guess we all can play it at the next gathering =)

Woo... Just a question, anymody with a multi-coloured LED flashlight (ie. KROMA) here?

I should be ashame of myself
old newspaper

can you find and any china MC-E or P7 light
like MG PLI MC-E in size?

I just want to play with your M6 with P7 head. Does it arrive already

old newspaper..

i should be the one who thank you.. i'm a trader myself, but not on flash light.. and i very well understand what you are going thru, sometimes, the work load is just not worth the profit... and assuming, you are earning none or very little from this GB... again, kudos to you..

at least to me, you are significant to flashlights!

flashlight = susuman / oldnewspaper!

old newspaper..

i should be the one who thank you.. i'm a trader myself, but not on flash light.. and i very well understand what you are going thru, sometimes, the work load is just not worth the profit... and assuming, you are earning none or very little from this GB... again, kudos to you..

at least to me, you are significant to flashlights!

flashlight = susuman / oldnewspaper!