The old model of INOVA.
Water-resistant construction and O-Ring seals
High-Powered energy efficient 38,900 hour LED
Aerospace-grade aluminum with high grade anodized finishes
ANSI/NEMA FL1 Standards-Light
Output Lumens: High 200/Low 18;
Run Time: High 3H/Low 40H;
Water Resistance: IPX7;
Impact Resistant: 1m;
Range: 194m
Battery Type: 2* CR123A Lithium batteries, NOT included
Patented optical system, precision machined aluminum reflector with thermal management interface
Aerospace-grade aluminum with high grade anodized finishes
Groupbuy Price : 29.99$ (6-12 work days shipment)
Groupbuy will be closed 25th of December , that time coupon will be sent.
Interesting. Didn’t even know these things existed. Perhaps you can include this battery in your deal as an option? I think the light would be more attractive with a rechargeable battery option instead of just primaries.
(Nevertheless it still would be fairly difficult to sell these here I think…)
Hmm, yeah, I know, CR123 is easy to find tho. It may be better when there is a power failure. but I don’t know. There may be someone will need such a light?
Thank you for let me know your opinions. I know that maybe a trouble to find the cells. Anyway, the CR123 has some reasons to exist until now right? And there are many models powered by 2* CR123, such as some of Surefire Streamlight Fenix, etc. I believe each light has its specific audiences. That’s why we are here to discuss and find our loved torch. And I am not the representative for INOVA, I just got a chance to know they are on sale.
:zipper_mouth_face: sxv, I will tell you a secret, that is I took a time machine from 2007 to be here, lol, just kidding. Thanks again for post ~
I have a circa 2006 Inova 2x CR123 light on my desk along with the rest of my collection. I was impressed by it when it was new. These days, I wish there was an easy mod, but the works are reportedly press-fit in place. As I recall, there was someone who got it apart by filling the battery compartment with water and freezing it. I’m tempted to give it a try myself.
It certainly is a good looking light. Perhaps it’s even a classic? That would be a good reason for anyone to purchase; it’s a timeless design and produces more than enough lumens for everyday use.
(This is the reason I bought and like my Led Lensers)
I get aggravated when I have to use 16340s because 18350s won’t fit. If I have 1 light that needs its own special size cells, it’s “one more item to inventory”.
Vs being able to drop in an 18650 into practically any light I have, even one that’d take a 26650 (but use a sleeve or those bands that go around the 18).
Just making the tube 2mm wider (an extra 1mm in radius) would allow an 18650 to be used.