for sale: Fenix L2T V2 Cree LED Flashlight $12 includes shipping
bought dec 2006 on Amazon for $50.
color black
LINK to original item: Fenix L2T Amazon
iffy switch, selling $12 free ship US for someone to love, fix, mod
is good suggestion in comments below on how to fix. YES, works, have done that multiple times in the past, no longer for me, but I know someone will want to do that.
I do not remember the lumen/specs info, and they have of course long since upgraded LEDs and models.
So, here is the deal, it does not work well. I first signed up for budgetlightforum 2013, as had much trouble with switch, light works fine, but would flicker on off.
This forum was helpful, I did take apart switch, cleaned it, worked much better! thank you!
However, problem continues to return/clean work/return. So, while all overall works, as in 2 light levels, LED, etc it still has a janky switch and I’m selling it as I know Fenix is great body/parks and I’m sure there are those here who would love to fix, mod, whatever. (For me, I’ll be reading here to research a new rock solid dependable not need tweak light)
Otherwise, overall clean, with normal wear for bought 2006. With original holster and lanyard.
$25 US and I’m willing to be told if that price is silly high (or low).
And my apology in advance if break any etiquette sell/message/respond - first time selling here. (sold/bought plenty on eBay, so no worries, know how to paypal, pack, ship etc )
Found my original sale on Amazon, a reviewer had the following. This is from an Amazon reviewer, not Fenix, maybe even older model as I thought it had more lumen. But perhaps helpful.
Some fluff, yet overall has how works etc. But really, you all should know this for a Fenix.
(now I just need to figure out what to buy to replace this)
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The Fenix L2T is a true 5 star product. Not just because I say so, but a flashlight review site said it.
I’ll just break it down in terms of features.
100,000 hour LED bulb lasts for over 11 years continuous use!
Gives regulated light output on Alkalines, or Lithiums.
Sleek and stylish.
Two brighness levels by twisting the head. 3w and 1w.
Push button clickie.
Waterproof
Includes a belt sheath and wrist lanyard.
Type III coating. Not the cheaper Type II, like a Maglite.
Polished metal reflector, not chromed plastic.
Anti-reflective coated lens lets all the light out.
Last and not least, aircraft grade aluminum body.
It’s bold, it’s beautiful, and it is bright. Doesn’t matter if you leave it on high or low, just click on and off.
At 3w it gives 55 lumens of regulated light. Compare that to the 24 lumens of an ugly, unregulated, 3 D-cell Maglite. Twist the head to low light for hours more use.
Not to mention it has the nicest beam you saw on a flashlight, if you never owned an LED one. Nice bright spot, and good spill beam. The light is pretty white with just a hint of blue if you look for it.
When the batteries have significantly weakened, you will no longer be able to switch from high and low mode. While the difference may not seem significant to the eye, it makes a difference to battery life. Remember, your eye is always adjusting to light it receives to keep you in a regulated light source, so it’s not the best measure to gage a flashlight.
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