Somebody asked, does it has a forward clicky? The review said Yes.. it also tailstand.

Btw, any updates on OP?

And yeah, me want Cool White R2-WC yeah

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Added on November 21, 2009, 9:13 pmHrmmm.. who wants to go yamcha

This post has been edited by pseudoblue: Nov 21 2009, 09:13 PM

Don't need RRT-0, it will come one.. we are yamcha-ing in serdang, just come and i'll poison u more with lights LOL...


then u won't just settle with a RRT-0

Just came back from meet up with Susuman and Newspaper. So much to talk about lol..

Can't wait for that RRT-0

Btw, I couldn't switch on that TANK007 when we're at GW2U.

Nice pic

Yikes.. i tot u are back in Klang, that's why didn't call u

Hrm, tomorrow sounds like a good idea, but can't confirm yet, maybe late. The rest leh? (as in anyone in this forum )

gonna zzzzzzzzzzzzzzz

ok, i'll be occupied too. next time

Hey, what did u do to ur tank?? It looked like you sprayed it but it's not.

Any links?

I'll prefer OP though. Having smoother beam close to mid range is appropriate for me

If there are no OPs and we have to wait, find out the duration la. We can also just go ahead with SMO?

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...

Excellent surprise. Thought it was a slim chance but great job!!

It looks like only the OP experience the very bright pre-flash while others didn't, maybe he did get a faulty unit? They either noticed it when reading this post or prior, but dimmer.

Pre-flashes, as I've read somewhere before, it is necessary for lights that are small and runs a buck and boost circuit (which is more expensive to do and "difficult") and maximizing its efficiency, especially on the low, low modes. Getting the best regulation out of your battery, especially being compatible to 1.5v to 3.0v batteries. On 4.2v Li-IONs, the regulation is the best. Buck and boost circuit was more common in bigger flashlights, the circuitry was easier than in smaller lights.There are so many smaller lights now and they all run on boost circuit only. Energy efficiency for boost circuit only lights are at a mid-range percentage. On the graph, their regulation is not so fantastic as you see in buck circuits. Buck and Boost circuit in a light like the RRT-0 and that small is simply awesome, thats why technically I'm fond with the Quark AA, hence given the adjustable magnetic UI ring on the RRT-0 is the absolute combo close to the perfect light and size I was looking for besides my TA21.

Let's see how good the RRT-0 when we finally get to use it

haha, hey they are not making a single cent. You guys are buying it as it is, and in fact, it involves their own additional cost in doing online payments, arranging with supplier, arranging delivery and pickup, travelling cost, time and management cost. Let's hope got no custom tax also, they even thought of covering separate shipment costs themselves but let's split those costs ar if got. They'll work something out to avoid it.

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Added on November 23, 2009, 3:54 pmLOL, newspaper, i didn't even see your post update. that cookie browser not doing its job!!!

This post has been edited by pseudoblue: Nov 23 2009, 03:54 PM

haha, invite them to this money-sucking-thread, oops, i spoke too fast, i mean invite them here and join the fun

Psst, are u saying that the RRT-0 has parisitic drain? Thought the pre-flash 'eliminate' (in shortest term) the use of parisitic drain too, maybe I read your post wrongly

Ok, after reading abt the RRT-2 UI, I get what you mean now. Not sure if it's the same with the RRT-0 although the reviewer didn't mention that standy-mode part. Very interesting indeed.

JetBeam RRT-0 by GoingGear.com

I'm thinking, how can a 18650 fit into that? it looks like AA
But it does look yummy

Looks great, small MCE light..

Your source is super dedicated, go all the way to make sure the lights are being shipped. speechless.

This post has been edited by pseudoblue: Nov 24 2009, 06:04 PM

Jetbeam has released a version 4 of their M1X Which improves the efficiency in using Li-Ions.

If anyone wants a thrower, the Jetbeam M1X (Cree MCE) seems to have the right reflector for it, even though the flux readings are lower than the ET M2XC4 3x Cree and P7. Don't know how they compared though, and I have no idea why I am posting this... I was interested in this beauty..





*EDIT: Oh bummer, I replied a couple of you guys post and it's missing. This last post got posted up instead

This post has been edited by pseudoblue: Nov 25 2009, 01:06 AM

I can't see that beautiful pic yet..

Hehe, i need to do my own research as well... zzz... Shall we just copy a C2 design
Anyway, i came across these yesterday: Fivemega 18mm bodies for sale Price is about 120+ after conversion. Seems like a good machined body and comes without engraving. Seems like a good lego stuff..

Strinq, if you can wait, then by all means. Some of us cannot resist liao, buy buy broke.. aissh

*I prefer head twist tho, coz of easier operation, if anything wrong or an upgrade, can lego or replace the head. Tail twist will add abit more material making the light unnecessary longer?

Put me in the list! (in your christmas giveaway) HAHA, pm me the price too yea. *did u ask for the M1X price too?

This post has been edited by pseudoblue: Nov 25 2009, 11:24 AM