Some people never learn. :weary:
TRITIUM VIALS, TRITIUM SAFETY MARKERS, TRITIUM KEY FOBS AND TITANIUM ITEMS
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Some people never learn. :weary:
I got the little brass light today, review HERE (lots of pics, enlargeable for detail)
Very well done Rey, somebody obviously cares how they do things as this one shows attention to detail at every turn. Iiiiiiiiiiii Liike It!
Well, even if anything else in this light fails to attract, this is the first light I see with the 90+ CRI 219C, well sourced, Rey! I have not even had the chance to test it!
The tint is really nice, even if it makes output lower. Goes with the brass really well.
So, did I miss an estimated price for the brass?
Last he said was under $40. Maybe $36?
I guess Nicolicous is not the target market for this light. I am. So are many others. The Astrolux looks Sweet, but if I only had $40, I’d buy the ReyLight.
I don’t really find the S41 / S41S very interesting, in large part because I already have a Reylight Ti 18350 completely customized to my preferences, and it’s prettier, lighter, and has a clip. The Astrolux one goes for maximum output at a minimum cost, while Rey’s triple focuses more on doing it with style.
This brass light is interesting to me for similar reasons — because it’s a beautiful high-quality host… and it has a clip.
The Astrolux light makes a decent pocket rocket, an attempt to fit as much power as possible into a small space, but Rey’s lights are art.
zebralight SC5
If the zombie apocalypse came and I needed a practical survival light to stretch my last few batteries as far as they’ll go, I’d pick a Zebralight. But in common daily life scenarios I’m not too concerned about those things, and would rather have something a bit more luxurious. Like, a Jeep versus a Cadillac.
Zebralight has been consistently leading the pack for driver efficiency and boost power, and that’s a wonderful thing. But it’s not a very useful comparison here. The 535-lm SC5 AA doesn’t accept 14500 cells, is low-CRI cool white, only comes in military drab aluminum, requires 14+ clicks to go between 8 lm and 48 lm, isn’t moddable, and it costs nearly twice as much. Totally different beast.
I like Zebralights and have several, but if someone gave me a SC5 AA for free I probably wouldn’t use it… because for my purposes it’s kind of a downgrade from my Olight S1 Ti. However, this brass light is more unique and is something I’d find excuses to carry and use.
As a general rule, if it has a tritium slot, it’s probably not in the same market as type III hard-anodized aluminum lights.
Rey… Doesn’t have TK programming driver’s for him.
I did offer, at least.
… this is the first light I see with the 90+ CRI 219C …
Wait, that exists now?
Rey, is banggood the preferred way to order this light, or do you prefer that people order directly from you?
Also, will the other design be available too (with flat sides and teardrop cutouts in head)?
Rey, is banggood the preferred way to order this light, or do you prefer that people order directly from you?
Also, will the other design be available too (with flat sides and teardrop cutouts in head)?
I will start a pre-sale thread soon, after Gunga’s review. They will be sold and shipped by banggood.I have a job, and I don’t have much time to check and ship them one by one.
Thanks for the TK firmware last year. I can’t remember why I quitted and went for else.
I already have a Reylight Ti 18350 completely customized to my preferences
Which firmware are you using in it?
I will start a pre-sale thread soon, after Gunga’s review. They will be sold and shipped by banggood.
Will the price be different from the current Banggood pre-sale price?
Which firmware are you using in it?
Mine, silly.
I use variations of “cypreus2” on most of my personal FET+1 lights, and flavors of “s7” on most of my single-channel lights. They both have a lot of blinkies that nobody else really seems to care about. At some point, I’ll have to make a tiny25 version using bistro as a new code base, and use the extra space to add fancier blinky modes.
Just finished reading Dale’s review.
I’m glad that the body quality is great, unlike the pictures shown on Banggood’s website.
Mine, silly.
I use variations of “cypreus2” on most of my personal FET+1 lights, and flavors of “s7” on most of my single-channel lights.
Thanks. I meant which of yours, of course.
Now I’ll stop derailing this thread…
Well, I need to fix the formatting, maybe add some beam shots etc. Here's my take on the ReyLight Pineapple, here.
Overall, love it, especially at this price.
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Nice one - already (pre-)ordered.
Thank you for another great ReyLight,
Thanks for the nice reviews by DB Custom and Gunga.
The production has begun,you might pre-order here.
Price of the first 300 orders is ONLY 36$, from 301-800#, it is 39$, and 42$ after that. Don’t wait till the good offer is not available.
1.5*6mm tritium will be 6$/pc.
SPEC:
Material: Good quality brass
Emitter: Nichia 219C 4000K
Mode: Moon,Low,Mid,High (Start at moon with no memory)
Switch: Tail clicky
Size:90*18mm
Weight:100g
1*AA/14500 battery
OP Reflector
Output:
0.2LM,5LM,30LM,110LM (AA)
0.3LM,12LM,200LM,390LM (14500)
Runtime:
30days,50h,4.5h,1h (AA)
20days,15h,2h,40min (14500)
The reviews showed a little difference, but nothing negative.
The proto clip was made by hand,it is not thick and strong enough, we’re making a molding to make better ones.
Estimeated leadtime is 30 days.
BangGood will do the packing and shipping.
2016-September-29
Click the following picture to go to my flickr album.
$36 is a steal on this little beauty! Well done!
This may be a dumb question but where do i order a trit?
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