My other hobby.. I'm a Flashaholic...

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Avril? Yeah, likely a "tiny monster". lol

THAT Tiny Monster is a awesome light!

 

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You know fasttech has more flashlights than PVs?
Just sayin'

They even have ones like that tiny monster!
$45.00 FandyFire UV-S5 Cree XM-L T6 3000LM Flashlight (4 x 18650) - 3-LED / 3-Mode at FastTech - Worldwide Free Shipping

 

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True enough, but the fandyfire & Skyray Kings aren't the same level lights as the Nitecore... They also have thermal issues at prolonged run times.

 

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I recently received this from Lightmalls.com
It's a C8 XM-L U3
Brighter than the XinTD. But not the same quality build. It costs about half what the XinTD does..

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Yup got my fair share of high end LED flashlights as well. Crelants, ultrafires, Fenix..... Cooled off a bit as I am now into vaping a bit more than lights (ATM.....)

 

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LOL, I hear ya. For me it's golf in the summer. Lights in the winter..

 

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Waiting on this... They just started production of them...
The XinTD X3

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Finally, somebody who may know something about this.

I want to get my daughter a really nice flashlight for work. She works in the ER and needs measure patients pupillary response. Is there a high quality flashlight that isn't super bright that you could recommend? Perhaps with adjustable output? Something small to fit in a pocket?

 

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I don't really mess with the smaller lights... Companies like Thrunite, Olight, Nitecore should have something that would fit the bill. I went into Amazon & looked under Mini Penlight & they had several.

 

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Might check this one out...
Streamlight 66318 MicroStream C4 LED Pen Flashlight - Amazon.com

 

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Finally, somebody who may know something about this.

I want to get my daughter a really nice flashlight for work. She works in the ER and needs measure patients pupillary response. Is there a high quality flashlight that isn't super bright that you could recommend? Perhaps with adjustable output? Something small to fit in a pocket?

I recently purchased a ShiningBeam I-mini. ShiningBeam I-mini Cree XP-G R5 Tactical LED Flashlight 260 Lumens

I haven't had a chance to use it much, but it seems to work well so far. It is "infinitely" adjustable from 7 to 260 lumens, which is quite a range. This package deal comes with a lot of extras, including a spare tube so you can use either 16340 or 14500 Li-ion batteries, or AA or CR123 alkalines. Quite a deal for $30 in my opinion. The reviews I read for ShiningBeam on a few forums were almost all positive.

I was looking to buy another Olight T10, which is a great small, pocket friendly flashlight. But it would appear that they are no longer in production and this was the closest I could find to it in size and performance. The I-mini is the same size as the T10, but the T10 only has 3 pre-set brightness levels and a strobe mode.

 

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I guess it will all depend on what kind of battery she wants to use...

 

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If anyone is interested.... The Zebralight above is an amazing little light. About the size of a tube of chapstick. With good batteries it'll throw out around 400 lumens... Very impressive for its size. A tad pricey tho... $60-$70.

 

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I`m sure most of you are familiar with this site but here is a link just in case.

CandlePowerForums

 

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Thanks Bad Beams, yep I am a member there... A few new additions to my obsession...

 

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