wah, someone finally bring in the led lenser here... and cheaper too compare to the US pricing....

Led Lenser P7 is one of their best product....but.....can it out thrown my this little beast ? 


Romisen RC-C6 ll with Q5 [1 x RCR123] 

here's the size comparison with the cheap X2000 [3 AAA] throw light;



this tiny beast out throw the x2000....and has a wider flood too..

but the only thing i like about Led Lenser P7 is the long runtime.....size a little big for the pocket....

I don't know about TOYO, but any silicon grease should be good for lubing the O-ring, in fact it is recommended by the manufacturer, most manual states that. btw, I dont't know Toyo sell silicon grease, I thought he is a dentist?

65 lumens good to use in door mah, you want to blast 500 lumens when you wake up at night meh,  or you wear sun glasses when you sleep. Joking, just different needs. I like blaster and thrower, but some times I need moon mode flash light too.

One thing is, the Led Lenser might not have the same standard as the China manufacture, I mean the way they rate it. I have read many owners saying that it is alot brighter than many lights claim to have more than hundred lumens. And it throw like crazy because it can be focus to have almost not spill, all lux on the hot spot. Will see it personally soon. 

For example, my surefire E2DL 120 lm is way brighter than the PD30 rated at 245 lm, though they have the same quality (but I hate surefire tailcap spring, it looks it was poorly manufactured) but their lumens rating is different number, Fenix has 100% over surefire LOL but Fenix is more practical in terms of price.

ps:

I did a quick google but didn't manage to get a proper spec yet. Is it gel based or like spray based? Gel based is better for the o-rings, it'll last longer. Spray based will have faster evaporation. After a few turns, the o-rings can dry up. Also read the instructions if it's safe on rubber and such. (Although o-rings are not entirely made of rubber). Silicone/Teflon grease should be generally safe.

65lm seems to be a balance I guess. I find the LD10 9lm is already bright enuf with night adapted eyes, being indoors.

Btw, found this cool beamshot review: LED Lenser P5 beamshots. I am surprised with the flood and spot focus, the beam is so clean! Check it out!
Hi Sthon, do include your sale thread link and blog in your signature. That way new people can see what you're selling

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Added on October 7, 2009, 3:47 pmEr, can't advice much on this one, the 'intestines' are twisted inside the cover usually. Just 2 suggestion (at your own risk ):
1) You might wanna slit off the cover fully, twist the intestines, shove it inside and sew the cover together or
2) use a tweezer and shove it all inside, the sew them.
Well, you might end up with a bulge..

OOPS, i left this part blank    wanted to say this is a nice pic and with intricate designs