Try a TerraLUX 3 LED Upgrade. They cost $100, but you get a 700 lumen flashlight. (For comparison, the standard krypton bulb gives you about 40 lumens.) You can find them on Amazon for $60 if you're lucky.
flasaholic's opinion: insted of getting an extra bulb, get a difrent light like a 4Sevens. i have a quark aa2 (207 lumens) or drop a cool $200 on a torch by wicked lasers. the torch is around 8100 lumens and can ignite paper and cook eggs.
@dritb4 Haha!!!...I never shine/test my lights in my yard from my balcony, just because of what the neighbors might think. I´d like to, believe me... but I don´t want the neighbors to call the police... I usually test them, in the outskirts, in the woods, where It is very dark...at this time of year.
It's a brilliant flashlight, have a 6 D myself. I am strongly considering getting an LED upgrade though, them incandescents eat through batteries (even duracell) and at the price of batteries (about 17 euro for 6 duracells), it will have to be done. With this monster you are wasting your time with cheap batteries! Good review.
I am willing to spend 6 dollars on my flash light i am going to buy, a total waste of money, but i am going to show it off to friends and what not. 45ish $ on flash light, then 15 ish on upgrades.
im thinking of modding one of these by putting two mag charger batteries in it, yes they fit. Then the only thing I have to do is find a light bulb that will handle 12v
that shouldnt be too hard, go to auto zone or radio shack, they should have a bulb capable of handling that. might take some modifications in the housing, but it could work.
alright mate, LED's are ok for battery life but for decent performance you want a Magnum Star Xenon Bulb upgrade (about £5) and it'll partially blind people!
haha, thanks, ill bear that in mind. i really dont use it all the time, hardly at all actually, i have other flashlights i use, but thanks for mentioning it!
Tried the Magnum Star, the difference between that and the standard krypton bulb is visible but not by much (although it probably is better than the cheap LED's).
Probably the best way to go for an easy to install LED would be one of the Terralux/Luxeon models. Either the TLE-300M for raw power or the TLE-6EX if you want to still be able to focus the thing.
THAT is not a flashlight, but a BASEBALL BAT and should be used as such!
BAGboy0032 3 weeks ago
Try a TerraLUX 3 LED Upgrade. They cost $100, but you get a 700 lumen flashlight. (For comparison, the standard krypton bulb gives you about 40 lumens.) You can find them on Amazon for $60 if you're lucky.
alexpatch3 8 months ago
flasaholic's opinion: insted of getting an extra bulb, get a difrent light like a 4Sevens. i have a quark aa2 (207 lumens) or drop a cool $200 on a torch by wicked lasers. the torch is around 8100 lumens and can ignite paper and cook eggs.
meuberepic 9 months ago
@dritb4 Haha!!!...I never shine/test my lights in my yard from my balcony, just because of what the neighbors might think. I´d like to, believe me... but I don´t want the neighbors to call the police... I usually test them, in the outskirts, in the woods, where It is very dark...at this time of year.
stealthinsweden 1 year ago
It's a brilliant flashlight, have a 6 D myself. I am strongly considering getting an LED upgrade though, them incandescents eat through batteries (even duracell) and at the price of batteries (about 17 euro for 6 duracells), it will have to be done. With this monster you are wasting your time with cheap batteries! Good review.
knockbridgeman 1 year ago
I am willing to spend 6 dollars on my flash light i am going to buy, a total waste of money, but i am going to show it off to friends and what not. 45ish $ on flash light, then 15 ish on upgrades.
teh12man 1 year ago
@dritb4 yeah, i do that too, but everyone has their crappy neighbors :P
krauserkiller365 1 year ago
i love my 6 cell but i HATE buying batteries 13 dollars for 8 then i have 2 left over
xBADxB4NDITOx 1 year ago
im thinking of modding one of these by putting two mag charger batteries in it, yes they fit. Then the only thing I have to do is find a light bulb that will handle 12v
CrzVids 2 years ago
that shouldnt be too hard, go to auto zone or radio shack, they should have a bulb capable of handling that. might take some modifications in the housing, but it could work.
CTFD13 2 years ago
55w halogen h3 but it would probably melt the lens!
BSL0789 2 years ago
iv got one of these, i keep it in my car for protection
sandfordmill 2 years ago
it deffinately does that. its almost diabolical with the weight and power of one of these when swung.
CTFD13 2 years ago
the only thing i dont like about it is the batteries rattle about when you swing it.
sandfordmill 2 years ago
where is a good place or any place to buy a upgrade kit and how much are they?
chodge90 2 years ago
alright mate, LED's are ok for battery life but for decent performance you want a Magnum Star Xenon Bulb upgrade (about £5) and it'll partially blind people!
andybates86 3 years ago
haha, thanks, ill bear that in mind. i really dont use it all the time, hardly at all actually, i have other flashlights i use, but thanks for mentioning it!
CTFD13 3 years ago
Tried the Magnum Star, the difference between that and the standard krypton bulb is visible but not by much (although it probably is better than the cheap LED's).
Probably the best way to go for an easy to install LED would be one of the Terralux/Luxeon models. Either the TLE-300M for raw power or the TLE-6EX if you want to still be able to focus the thing.
rty778 2 years ago