try this link gords to see the price
is this push pull zoomie? where can i find the form to send to wallbuys?
If i upload the form i get some chinese message, does that mean it’s uploaded? I’ve tried 4 times in total: 2 times nothing happened, 1 time error message
Yep, that gives $5.43, I still stand by my above comment, I’d save the cash and get the dd light, if you want an AAA/lithium light, get the ultraok thrower, I’m just nit feeling this one.
Im going to get a couple of them and see what there all about. Maybe even make it scream bloody murder!
Great…thanks. Can you add the items to this thread as you add them to the WB promotion?
Its an ultrafire 838, but no reviews i can find
I spent a lot of time searching, i could not find a review of this light on BLF or anywhere else (a BLF style thorough review)
With free shipping they should be bleeding if many people choose to buy this item alone
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I was curious and checked www.hongkongpost.hk/eng/postage/index.htm, the site for mail. Which mail are they using? Air or bulk or land? Either way it quite expensive
I assume they will only sell a predetermined volume
I’m curious if it will take 26650 batteries, there is a sleeve apparently for 18650s so its a possibility
I bought it from wallbuy some time ago for the full price and got it delivered just before Christmas. It is definitely a very good deal -> solid build,nice beam without artifacts + zooming (very floody), can tailstand, gitd switch cap, works well on both 18650 (I don’t have 26650 but I measured the internal diametr of the light tube which is 23mm = won’t fit I guess) and AAA. The only minuses are flickering on low mode, kind of memory function that pops up next mode, plastic lens and no sealing ring at bezel.
The prices are in Hong Kong dollars.
Hi, does it have any labels on its sides? Like it’s an Ultrafire, or Fandyfire or anything?
So does it zoom to very focused or just small zoom?
How many 18650s needed?
Sorry for the many questions.
Label: HWAWTS Ultrafire + XML - T6 on the other side
Zoom: cca 2.5cm extent ranging from a huge circle (from 1m 1.5m circle on a wall) to projection of led die
Batteries: 1x18650 or 3xAAA
received my new year deal today, great light, too bad it’s next mode memory, not gonna use it because of that I think
Hong Kong Dollars, LOL.
I think that the fact that this light uses aaa batteries and is so bright, with such good throw with those, makes it a good addition to those of us interested in battery availability.
My question is, when demonstrating the light to friends, does it make any difference if I use the 18650, or the (Tenergy LSD) aaas, is the brightness the same with fresh batteries?
It's not the same brightness with 3x AAA and 1x 18650. With a 18650 is much more brighter.
Is that because it is unregulated, plus aren’t the two battery options delivering the same 3.6 volts?
If a light is a quality light, and well regulated, would it always deliver about the same light regardless of if aaas or the 18650 were used, or if the batteries were partly drained?
That’s a decent light but for the money I’d go with
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=9SIA1NV0M04965
at just under twelve bucks, it’s well made, and can be either a floody or a thrower with a simple adjustment. can use aaa’s, but is much brighter with 18650. bought my first one a while ago, and was so happy with it I bought one for my entire staff.
I also have the tr3t6, and trj12, but this little light is the one I always carry since its lighter and can do the job of a spotlight and a floodlight, and only uses one 18650 making it easy to carry spares. I’ve ran fenix 2600mah’s, and tf 3000mah’s (protected cells, and even okd unprotected laptop 18650 cells with no problems, and good runtime. fenix 2600’s (protected) seem to run the longest, but at $19 a pop, they’re hardly ‘budget’. tf 3000mah cells last almost as long and are much cheaper.
and yes that’s right, the + connector is quite prominent on this light, so it can actually run unprotected scavenged laptop cells, without the battery rattling around or flickering.
and it has no PWM. HI med, and lo are flicker-free.
I like my trj12 awful well, but there are times when its just too big, or battery life is too short, which is why I always have one of these on my belt.