The overhead is not as high as you would think, there are several smaller dealers that sell locally through the internet actually ship of their residence; thus they have very little overhead if anything. It’s the bigger guys that have to pay for building rent, utilities, employees etc.
When you’re on the FT website, you can open a support ticket, and suggest they add the info that you think should be added. They seem to be pretty responsive to those requests.
You can do the same thing for suggesting new products that they don’t carry. These requests seem to take longer though, and they put them on their “to-do list”.
You know I was wondering the same thing, there is post somewhere I read a week or so ago that someone had them and they didn’t work in the TM26 was it? wish I could find the post again, but there was a comment I read that makes me hesitate to purchase them myself; they are tempting though aren’t they?
Yeah those cells as protected are really tempting, I got the same Panasonic inside Orbtronics a while back for about $16, they are very good cells, these are almost half price
I looked at a lot of photos of this knife and couldn’t see anything that looked like a lock, so I did a google search for “Sanrenmu H03” and I saw this:
www.fasttech.com › Sports & Outdoors › Knives
Probably the best deal for a Sanrenmu H03 Folding Pocket Knife w/ no lock USD 6.41 as of 3/21/2013 - Free shipping worldwide on all orders
That bottle opener looks like it would dig into your hand when using the knife, ouch! Then careful the blade dosen’t close up on your fingers, double ouch!! |(
I love my SRM GB-763 it’s my favorite EDC right now, the bottle opener is built into the bottom end of the blade spine (use when closed) It does get some use from me for pry lid Coke and Import beer bottles. A very good quality knife with Axis lock, lightweight, very sharp and holds an edge, a super deal for the price. http://www.doingoutdoor.com/sanrenmu-srm-gb763-axis-lock-g10-handle-folding-knife-p-120.html
Actually it probably would be OK for what I believe it’s designed for (a key-chain knife) since it is a small size, especially for the price. I just wanted to put it out there that it’s not a locking design because the description on fasttech.com doesn’t reveal that. I was interested until I found out it doesn’t lock.
From exduct.com description:
Also because it’s a unlock knife (None lock function), in order not to hurt yourself, I recommend you to use both hands when opening and closing knife,From the smooth side.(See below photo)
From Sunwayman.com description: “Graceful Lettering Enhances it Glamour, Special Anodized Body, Superior and Charming”
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CREE XP-G2 R5 LED, with a lifetime of up to 50,000 hours.
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Two levels of constant output
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140 lumens (1.5hrs)- 30 lumens (8.3 hrs) (output and runtime of using one single AA battery)
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205 lumens(1.5hrs)- 50 lumens(4.7hrs)(output and runtime of using one single 14500 battery)
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Tail cap push button switch, half-press the switch once for high mode, slightly press it again for low mode, and output circles in this way. Fully-press the switch to lock your desired output mode
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Constant current circuit, constant output
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Uses one AA (alkaline, NI-MH, nickel-cadmium, 14500)battery
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Working voltage: 0.9~4.2V
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Electronic reverse battery protection, no need to worry about battery reversal, effectively protect flashlight
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High quality reflector maintains great throw distance and spread with an ideal beam pattern
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Aerospace-grade aluminum alloy
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Military specification Type III- hard anodized body
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Ultra-clear tempered glass lens resists scratches and impacts
Hi,just seen the posts for the V20,I’ve been on the look out for that.I’ve been researching infinitely variable magnetic control ring lights(cos I’m experimenting with QTC and this is the alternative).In effect,only Sunwayman and Nitecore produce visually linear mag control rings,all the others,including fenix RRT,Niteye etc, use current linear mag control rings,which is equivalent to a 3 mode ,set at 33% lo,66% med,100% hi,would you be happy with that.Check out Selfbuild’s reviews on CPF.The V20 has the sensitivity where you need it,at low outputs,and it does go very low.The ring has about 90 to 100 degree movement.I’m off to order one now!Bye