Flashlights, Part II

[phillyrube]

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Flashlights, Part 1

Slowly selling off the collection.

Thrunite TN11. The ThruNite TN11 can take either 4 CR123 or 2 18650 batteries and has a max output of 850 lumens. Great light, became a safe queen. Played with it and put it away. In the box. Review it here:

$50.00 shipped

http://www.candlepowerforums.com/vb/...door-beamshots

Fenix TK40. Brightest AA light in town. Another safe queen, in the box, with 8 rechargeable AA cells.

Review it here: http://www.candlepowerforums.com/vb/...W-beamshots-up

$50.00 shipped

 

[phillyrube]

Got 3 of these. All used, but working. Left from my days on the flight deck

1- N47 6230-00-264-826, 2 D-Cell flashlight with the PR6 bulb. Waterproof. Gray color. Has interchangeable lens housed in the tailcap. $20.00 shipped

1-smaller version of the N47, uses 2 C cells. Has interchangeable lens in the tailcap. $20.00 shipped

1-N47 with the extension, for working in tight places. 2 D-cell flashlight. $25.00 shipped

 

[phillyrube]

Flashlights, Part III

Back again, thinning out my collection. Actually liquidating it. Here we go, from the left:

Solarforce L100, 2 18650 cells. Has a high and low power. Used this for traffic stops. $50.00 shipped.

Trustfire focusable LED light. Uses 2 18650 batteries. Hs an aspheric lens so can focus from tight spot to wide flood. Comes with the flip down red filter. $35.00 shipped.

ASP baton light. Replaces the end cap on the ASP baton. Uses 1 CR123. $25.00 shipped

Pelican 3660 Little ED firefighter light. Never used in fire, kept on my EMS coat. Rechargeable, but no charger. Can use 4 AA cells as well. $60.00 shipped