Oh BTW, my only complaint about Zebra Lights.
If you single click to get into high mode and you left it in H2 and want to double click to get into H1, if you do it all too fast, the light sees it as a triple click and sends you to beacon mode. If you leave the light in H1 mode of course you don’t have that problem. It just aggravates me sometimes.
Buy a DQG Tiny 18650, great UI and plenty of light. It’s not a hot rod like most of the lights now days but it is even smaller than the the SC64.
A.1. $20 cheaper
A 2. A little smaller
A.3. Most importantly, it was the first one someone, somewhere suggested as a good edc light
B.1 I am getting the Sc64c
B.2. Why? I had to choose one. I don’t remember if it was a flip of the coin or if I had some real logical reasons, but I felt ultimately that I couldn’t go wrong either way.
Unfortunately, I have tapped out my flashlight budget. I’ll consider this when I recover.
I feel like the Emisar will be a fun light. We’ll see how much I fidget with it.
I would not be a bit amazed. I have done night deliveries for GoPuff for a few extra bucks, and I am right there with you. My 3000K D4V2 is my go-to light for those deliveries. Compact, easy to carry, and bright as the fires of heck for the short time needed to find that house number (after which I dim it down to watch for steps and sidewalk obstacles). I think you will like it.
Came in today. This thing is fun to fiddle with. I imagine the d4v2 will be even more of a blast.
Great choice of light. If I had to pick one from my collection for EDC the SC64c would be my first pick. Sometimes I wish I had a little more throw for ranged use, or even a little more output (was spoilt by the FW3C after getting that) but for all intents and purposes its the best built light, best in the industry efficiency, is the smallest for its output, and has a very unique but practical UI.
Any other light I carry is because I had a specific use in mind, like more output for showing off, or tritium tubes on a titanium body for a dressy occasion.
