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I voted ???? on one of my votes because I want a girlie one for my wife. She would like pink or lavender or something of some flower-petal nature. I could decorate one up for her, but I over-estimate the amount of work I can get done as it is. 
Nevermind. I read "Infinity" by mistake.
But I still have an interest in the new Buzz too. 
Nevermind. I read "Infinity" by mistake.
But I still have an interest in the new Buzz too.
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Yea, that's what I was thinking. I also voted for purple though I don't think I could get away with carrying that around. Something this:Like a cobalt blue...yeah
Ok not great news , the colors like Violet and maybe blue will be a higher cost , they have a 200 min. per color and I cannot sell 200 purple Buzzes !! so I am asking them about the extra cost for these colors .
The main reason I am not having these anodized in the US is the machine work that has to be done AFTER anodizing !! we have to cut the threads in the tubes AFTER they are coated and this drives the price way up ! , I am trying to keep the cost under control so this does not work .
FYI !
The main reason I am not having these anodized in the US is the machine work that has to be done AFTER anodizing !! we have to cut the threads in the tubes AFTER they are coated and this drives the price way up ! , I am trying to keep the cost under control so this does not work .
FYI !
Well they can do the other colors BUT I have to get a price , most likely it will be around 5-8 $ extra per finished unit so not bad !
Why do you have to cut the threads AFTER anodization? If you anodize the threads you can achieve "lockout" by loosening the tailcap.
As of right now the purple is running a close 3rd with blue behind by a couple of points. PURPLE.....buzz, your girly girls are growing in the buzz dept,,,,,especially if pink is unavailable.
sas
ps. I also voted clear/silver, black and teal(Hi kellie)
sas
ps. I also voted clear/silver, black and teal(Hi kellie)
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I am aware that anodizing makes the threads non-conductive. Many flashlight makers anodize the threads then mill the battery tube ends thus completing the circuit while allowing for lockout
Somehow that doesn't surprise me Dee!
Don't fret Mike, it was nice of you to put up this poll and ask our opinions. You do what you need to do as the business man and boss
Good point Gmoney , I have NOT tried that and at this point in time I would have to Beta test it. Doing things like this this late in the game is VERY risky IMO and experience .
I can get a tube anodized and try this it would ADD a switch to the circuit ! good Idea ! damn more crap to do . Ok I have 3 tubes coming like this for final evaluation and 2 of the old design , I will try it out .
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I've been using a Buzz for over a yr. and have never needed an off switch nor have I heard of anyone that had problems because of it. It's a great idea G$ but we need it to be done. If he keeps changing stuff now I think we'll be in for another problem child.
If I want an off switch I just pull one battery and install it backwards.
Just a quicky LD
If I want an off switch I just pull one battery and install it backwards.
Just a quicky LD
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