NEW--DQG SPY 10180 Titanium Alloy Keychain light with Trit

Commercial Sellers' Spot
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We got back to work from holiday.

DQG SPY has plenty in stock, all ready for shipping. Green trit are available now.

Product link:
http://www.cnqualitygoods.com/goods.php?id=1987

Specs:

Dimension: 27mmx12.5mm

Netweigt: 6 gram

Material: Titanium Alloy

Emitter: CREE XP-G2 R5 1A CW / 4C NW

Battery: 10180 Li-ion (included)

Mode: Low (20mA)>High (300mA)

Brightness: 200Lumens on High; 10Lumens on Low

Runtime: 10-15 minutes on High ; 4-5 hours on Low

Switch: Head Rotate switch; Tighten for on; Loose for Off

Come With Green/ Yellow / Orange 1.6x5mm Trit on the tail




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Trit in the tail? Sweet. Looks like a nice light.

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Picture shows xpg1 description says xpg2?

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Nice looking light but $55, for 10-15 minutes of runtime!!!

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i’m still waiting on my (pre-production sample) DQG spy that i won in the generous giveaway a while ago, will do a quick review once i receive it :slight_smile:
the pictures might show a pre-production sample, Ric said the one i’ll receive was a sample with xp-g, but the ones for sale will be with xp-g2.

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Im assuming the lumens to size ratio, and the Ti shell are the attraction here. 1 hour of bright light from something so tiny.

*Google Trit - glow in the dark thingies?

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Ric,
What’s shipping times like at your store ?
How long from time of purchase till you ship an item? (When item is given to Post Office )
How long typically to US?

Thanks

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It comes with XPG2 emitter. The picture is from prototype, i will change a picture soon.

Ric

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DQG SPY is plenty in stock, 15-20 days to USA.

RIC

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What is the capacity of these 10180 cells?
http://www.cnqualitygoods.com/goods.php?id=1989

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Ric, any word on the BTU Shocker II? If you have any to share with us, some details would be nice to know.

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i think i’ve read 90 mAh somewhere…

Ric: is there a low voltage warning in this flashlight?

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Expensive. 55$ is not ‘budget’ at all

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What do you even charge a 10180 in?!

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i bought a tp4056 charging board that i plan to do a resistor change on so it delivers around 50mA.

and yes, this is not really budget, but for me it really is a budget flashlight since i’ll receive one for free from ric’s giveaway :bigsmile:
I did buy a charging board for ~$1.50, and also bought 2 extra batteries for a total of $4 though 8)

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Finally a two-mode 10180 light! I was waiting for it for so long.
Definitely not budget, but all the competitors I am aware of are also in 50-70 price range (e.g. quantum d2).
How does the light handle overdischarge?
Do protected 10180 fit or do they at least exist?

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i have no idea about the overdischarge, i hope it has some low voltage warning and/or cut off.
i bought 2 extra batteries with the flashlight, haven’t seen 10180 batteries sold anywhere else (except alibaba, but i didn’t need 1000 pcs of them…)
so i don’t think there’s any protected 10180 batteries.

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Illumination supply also sells 10180 batteries.

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Here is a question for tritium experts: which ones are brightest, yellow, orange or green? Or there is no difference?

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I stole this from B@rt at CPF: