It’s not that I’m disturbed, it’s just that in the pictures it doesn’t really show the green led only lighting up one side of the button. I called Going Gear and asked them if there was something wrong with my new light and they checked another light they had on hand and confirmed that it was normal. That’s all. IT doesn’t bother me that it’s not even and I can completely understand why they built it hat way. The red one is on the right and the green is on the left.
I did see that photo but I didn’t look close enough I guess. Also, I can see why someone looking at that picture could think that the bright spot on the right side of the button was the flash of the camera on that side and the whole button was in fact green. When I called Going Gear and asked them about the light, first thing they told me was that they thought the whole button was green and only after they actually looked at another light did they realize it was green on the left side.
Now I’m trying to decide what is the next light I’m wanting to buy. Chime in here if you want as I’m open to sugestions.
I’m really starting to like small lights that are very bright. I have been a big fan of throw but I’m starting to gravitate to a more floody, really bright light. Thinking of a few right now. Nitecore TM15, Nitecore TM26, Fenix TK75. Mostly multiple 18650 battery lights. Price isn’t really a big deal right now for me so I can pretty much get what I want. Doesn’t even have to be a light I will be using a lot. Just something that might be fun to have around and to show my friends. I’m for sure going to buy a Olight SR95UT.
Well…Curiosity got the better of me and I just had to know since I was planning to use it somewhere wet. I tried dunking the light into a pail of water to find out, good thing I had half a brain to take out the batteries and use distilled water. I saw bubbles coming from the handle’s mounting point and quickly took it out of the water. Upon inspection, I was amazed by how much water had gone in with the brief amount of time underwater. I disassembled everything, tail-cap, contacts board, heads, lens, reflectors and found out that water came in from the mounting point into the hole where the wires of the switch goes into the body. I dried the components with a hair dryer and used a microfiber cloth for the heads, lens, and just the outside of the reflectors for fear that I might scratch them. After everything was dry and leaving it open for 2days, I reassembled, put in batteries and it fired right up. As far as I can tell, there is no damage to the light and it’s components. Brightness and function is still the same after comparing it to my other terminator.
I’d just like to confirm to everyone that this Nitecore holster is a PERFECT fit for the Terminator.
Also, at $10 delivered it’s good value as it’s a very well made holster. Doing Outdoor Nitecore Holster
Sorry, not very good at this caper, so my images are a funky size.
I’m particularly impressed with this holster because the base of the torch fits perfectly into the base of the holster, so no baggy bits. The neck of the holster around the torch is perfect. Tight enough to need a wee wiggle just to coax it in, but not that tight you need 2 hands. Also, my favourite bit lol, the velco strips marry-up perfectly too! No rubbish overlaps!
No problem squire
You’re as fast at ordering as I can be with photos sometimes haha :bigsmile:
Oh yeah, and just so you know, mine took 1 day from ordering to dispatch, then only another 10 days to get to Scotland. Pretty impressive
