don't have to be rich to own this.....lol, just save up and buy lo...like me...and i could only afford to own 1 of this only not more than that

for me buying flashlight is better than buying expensive toys [ transformer etc etc, sorry if i offended anyone ya ], at least it's for it usefulness and could be a life saver too ! my wife and kids are spending more than this buying their stuffs.....daddy need a break too right? LOL

This post has been edited by old newspaper: Sep 15 2009, 10:36 AM

You little evil, following this thread will make me broke

it is lovely , but it is CR2 battery.

Hi Bright Side masters,

I am planning to get one good flash light to hook on to my marker..

It is for playing paintball at night.. i am currently eyeing on the eagletac P100C2... cost about RM160..

Is it good? if you have a better idea than that, i would appreciate if you could share some..

My budget would be below RM200 though.. thanks!

Buy it and be happy you got a great light at a great deal. =D

Might as well top up rm25 and go for the T100C2 Mark II.
Worth it.

speaking of small lights, just received news that my Lummi is underway!

P100A2

2xAA is a good choice also

It looks so cool!!! Like some advance cryogenic capsule, or nuclear bomb


Hey, good choice of light!

here is a quote from Selfbuilt's review, difference with MKII, and I recommend it:
"The T100C2 Mark II is a beefed up version of EagleTac "intermediate" line. Slightly more built-up and equipped than the personal series P100A2 and P100C2, the T100C2 is aimed at the tactical group (if you'll pardon the image). The Mark II designates a revised build, with enhancements and improvements across the feature set (although I don't have the original T100C2 to directly compare). It also features more customizability and accessories than the personal line"

I think it'll be awesome in your paintball adventures

This post has been edited by pseudoblue: Sep 15 2009, 04:39 PM

I think it'll be awesome in your paintball adventures



if you run out of ammo, can just blind them !

Wow the design just look like a bullet.
Can I use it to KILL

You can do that as well. I like the P100C2 cos it's smaller and less bulky. Important consideration for a weaponlight. T100C2 throws much further.

P100A2 is uglier and dimmer. =D

Hehe, did you miss the heat treated version? Look at the shading and color
It looks like an exquisite World War 2 torpedo that has been reconditioned and remixed for display
Oh by the way, why 80 lumens from this light is a minus?

how much aaa?

USD150 for the 'regular' titanium version.
USD220 for the heat treated version.

All details here: http://www.cpfmarketplace.com/mp/showthread.php?t=193253

good for you....mine is still in production probably takes another 10 days before shipped ! how many trilium locator you add in?

that's the unique selling point of this light....

at this point of time, i would expect it to use R2 instead....even the lummi raw can reach up to 200lumens

i'm aware of this but the price is way over my budget.....and the heat treated are more prone to scratches and no way to restore it....

USD150

here's the site where you can order it, http://www.litemania.org/

This post has been edited by old newspaper: Sep 15 2009, 07:37 PM

Err, I think polkiuj will be the best person to talk to, regarding keychain lights + high output
You get so much heat build up in a small body that running it over 100 lumens is a 'heated' affair . Also, it is meant as an EDC and emergency/backup light. 60 lumens from lights is rather bright in dark environments

About the scratches, LiteMania mentioned this:
If you scrub with soft material like a door key,
you will observe a line looks like a scratch above.
Actually this line is not a scratch,
but a continuation of debris off the metal key left in the
very minute surface structure of heat treated titanium.
In such case, we recommend to polish the light with a Metal Glow.
That is it.

From my understanding, the heat treated version is very hard and can be restored with a non abrasive metal polish.

kinda agree with you.....but if given a choice i would prefer a newer emitter r2/r4 and better still if it comes with at least 2 -3 mode. just like my Raw Ns which is 20/200 lumens configurations. i have quite a number of those small light and i find it slightly warm after 20 - 30 min usage but still feel comfortable to handle it. 60 lumens is definitely brightly enough but not enough to please me...LOL. and with the higher lumens of course we need to sacrifice the runtime but it depends on what's the purpose of the light for...most of my light are purely collection driven....

at first i would thought the same thing, heat treated should be more scratch resistance but looking at the pic, it somehow couldn't convince me enough...unless we have a unit to test it out

please correct me if i'm wrong ya as i'm still very noob when comes to flashlight.....

Haha, no correction needed friend . What's more important is that we know what are our requirements are when buying a light. I have read on CPF on how some guy bought a light and starts complaining about it but it is due to user error or the light is not what the buyer is expecting.
All buyers (including me ), will have different requirements from a light. At least we know now that you love high powered lights
Your Raw Ns has a good brightness selection, you are able to choose a long lifetime with decent output or blind someone temporary with such a small light (which can be surprising).
Oh about the emitter, don't have to fret over it since the J2 is not a high powered application. The difference between Q5 and R2 is not readily noticeable at high lumen range. What I would like to see is a neutral white tint for it

how many i added ar?

2 i guess...

the wee only got 2 slots lol.

hi guys, im planning to get the fenix tk20.
Before getting it, just wana get some answers about batteries to be used in it.
The TK20 states that the batteries sud be 1.5v AA, how about those 1.2v or 1.7v type? can they be used in it also??
2ndly, if i were to leave the batteries in the flashlight for quite some time, which batteries should i get?? the normal energizer or the energizer lithium(e2 or something)
which 1 is better to be leave in it for long period? as i know normal alkaline energizer may leak, but how about the lithium version? will they leak too or spoilt the light if leave in it for long period?
and 1 more thing, does the over discharge risk applies to normal AA batteries(alkaline/lithium) also or only to li-ion batteries??

thanks in advance for the answer...
and pardon my noobness

This post has been edited by Togepy: Sep 16 2009, 02:03 AM