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re: Deer hunters - Flashlights
Posted on 7/16/11 at 12:42 pm to Boats n Hose
Posted on 7/16/11 at 12:42 pm to Boats n Hose
I went to Battery Outfitters this morning - turns out the batteries were bad (could have been from me charging them with them inserted in the wrong direction) - needless to say the guy sold me a battery for it that he just happened to have and the flashlight is now Rockin with Dokken. He also showed me some different sized non rechargeable batteries that I could use in a pinch.
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Posted on 7/16/11 at 6:43 pm to Judge Smails
Glad to see you have your problem fixed. I havent ever had any trouble with the ones i have 
Posted on 7/16/11 at 10:59 pm to Judge Smails
I just tested mine..........
DAMN!!! I used it outside alongside my browning.
There is no comparison. I could see detail and color in trees at 50+ yards. It can definitely serve as a spotlight for coon hunting.
The two drawbacks I see:
1. The actual brightest spot of the light is pretty small.
2. "Waterproofing Design" - I don't like this wording.....and I don't see that it would really keep water out in a downpour. I'm nervous about a short in bad weather.
In summary, I think this is a badass flashlight. I will probably always carry a backup with me in case it goes out, but I will use it as my primary light at night from now on.
Overall, for $19.98, it will be very hard to beat.
2 questions:
1. Once fully charged, how long will it hold its charge if not turned on?
2. How long does it hold its charge in the field?
DAMN!!! I used it outside alongside my browning.
There is no comparison. I could see detail and color in trees at 50+ yards. It can definitely serve as a spotlight for coon hunting.
The two drawbacks I see:
1. The actual brightest spot of the light is pretty small.
2. "Waterproofing Design" - I don't like this wording.....and I don't see that it would really keep water out in a downpour. I'm nervous about a short in bad weather.
In summary, I think this is a badass flashlight. I will probably always carry a backup with me in case it goes out, but I will use it as my primary light at night from now on.
Overall, for $19.98, it will be very hard to beat.
2 questions:
1. Once fully charged, how long will it hold its charge if not turned on?
2. How long does it hold its charge in the field?
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