http://www.dinodirect.com/flashlight-220lumens-led-multi-functional-ultrafire-h3.html
The price on the UF-H2 and UF-H3 seem to be jumping around a bit lately at DinoDirect.
http://www.dinodirect.com/flashlight-220lumens-led-multi-functional-ultrafire-h3.html
The price on the UF-H2 and UF-H3 seem to be jumping around a bit lately at DinoDirect.
I think you press and hold the button and it ramps up and down to select your desired brightness. Or at least something like that.
+1 Infinite brightness control
maybe the pricing is infinately variable also? lol
Haha! I figured this was a pretty good price ($23.99) so I jumped on it. That's a better deal than they had for the group buy...
I want to buy one but I have the H2 and want to know if this is significantly brighter than the h2..if not then i'll just use the h2 lol
I've heard that it's quite a bit brighter than the h2, but I don't have either one so I really don't know...
Kidding? Why cheaper as in the group buy... (which I still not received)
The group buy was priced at $25, I think. Maybe I'm wrong though.
The GB has registered shipping thrown in....so that's $2 value. Pretty much the same. $25.43 for the GB.
It's a bit brighter than the H2. Haven't gotten the DMM to verify though. The low is the same, pretty low as in definitely below 3 lumens.
Vote for this, LOL :bigsmile:
I have both H2 and H3. If you use the lithium (14450) in H2, it is not much dimmer than the H3. The advantage of H3 is the higher capacity and low leakage current. Also H3 is very small when compared to other 18650 lights. In fact, H3 is about the same size as the Sipik 68 i.e. ChicagoLite or the very popular AA zoom to flood.
If you have H2, do you really *need* H3? No but you certainly *want* it
- Vikas
thanks for this..I don't really want an H3..I could use one, but right now i'd rather spend money elsewhere (saving up for a zlt sc600)..thanks again
Well...ok after you have gotten the SC600, you can come back and get this one. Surely there will be a Xmas sale + New year sale or something again.
H2 for really small floody light (it's really small btw as you'd know). H3 for runtime and with a form factor that is just barely bigger, it's even smaller than the SC600.
These lights are really functional in real life, they work, and extremely good quality as far as budgetlights are concerned (very nice feel when you screw on/off the tailcap, extremely good anodising that you'd not feel ashamed to put beside a Fenix, solid light with no battery rattle). Too bad about the PWM, but that's about the only -ve.
I have two of each. Why?
What do you mean with giftcard? which one? the one you got as a refund for the unprotected 18650 fires they sent out?
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Yep.... I purchased the V10A for 34 bucks.
Ah.. I see.. Ill have to wait for my "fires" to arrive.....(hopefully a 10dollar coupon.. ill be happy
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