Handy bit of kit by the looks of it!

[Mike, Lord of the Spammers!]

http://heinnie.com/product.asp?s=amyclf574209&strParents=&CAT_ID=0&P_ID=4575

I reckon it'd earn it's keep amongst you ardent outdoor pursuits folk

And the spec looks pretty impressive too

[John]

http://heinnie.com/product.asp?s=amyclf574209&strParents=&CAT_ID=0&P_ID=4575

I reckon it'd earn it's keep amongst you ardent outdoor pursuits folk

And the spec looks pretty impressive too

Mike with respect mines 580 lumen's 

[Mike, Lord of the Spammers!]

http://heinnie.com/product.asp?s=amyclf574209&strParents=&CAT_ID=0&P_ID=4575

I reckon it'd earn it's keep amongst you ardent outdoor pursuits folk

And the spec looks pretty impressive too

Mike with respect mines 580 lumen's 

It's not a pissing competition

I work for the opposite spectrum to most people in that I'm more interested in lengthy runtimes

[John]

http://heinnie.com/product.asp?s=amyclf574209&strParents=&CAT_ID=0&P_ID=4575

I reckon it'd earn it's keep amongst you ardent outdoor pursuits folk

And the spec looks pretty impressive too

Mike with respect mines 580 lumen's  

It's not a pissing competition

I work for the opposite spectrum to most people in that I'm more interested in lengthy runtimes

got ya pisser   I'm  sorry one hour is all I can offer mate

[Mike, Lord of the Spammers!]

http://heinnie.com/product.asp?s=amyclf574209&strParents=&CAT_ID=0&P_ID=4575

I reckon it'd earn it's keep amongst you ardent outdoor pursuits folk

And the spec looks pretty impressive too

Mike with respect mines 580 lumen's 

It's not a pissing competition

I work for the opposite spectrum to most people in that I'm more interested in lengthy runtimes

got ya pisser  I'm  sorry one hour is all I can offer mate

But hey, for one whole hour you get to blind everyone within half a mile of you

[NutSAK]

Honestly, I wouldn't even want 225 lumens on a headlight.  Have you ever used a bright headlight in dusty or foggy conditions?  It makes me go cross-eyed.  The light source needs to be further away from the eyes, IMO.

[Mike, Lord of the Spammers!]

Honestly, I wouldn't even want 225 lumens on a headlight.  Have you ever used a bright headlight in dusty or foggy conditions?  It makes me go cross-eyed.  The light source needs to be further away from the eyes, IMO.

I can't see that being much use either

It was the lengthy runtimes on the lower setting's that really piqued my interest

[John]

Honestly, I wouldn't even want 225 lumens on a headlight.  Have you ever used a bright headlight in dusty or foggy conditions?  It makes me go cross-eyed.  The light source needs to be further away from the eyes, IMO.

Yes thanks   for the rest   you'll have to look into the 2o10 meet up  

[NutSAK]

What I mean is, I don't like headlamps to be "throwers".  I usually use a dimmer, floody headlamp and keep a thrower in my hand or pocket for short bursts.

[John]

What I mean is, I don't like headlamps to be "throwers".  I usually use a dimmer, floody headlamp and keep a thrower in my hand or pocket for short bursts.

me neither    but I do have so many options   

[Neil]

It sounds impressive but I don't think I'll bother.  I'm still very happy with the modded Princeton Tec I bought off Terry last year.  Its a very practical headlight. 

[nuphoria]

Little more powerful than I would want on my forehead!

However, looks useful. Can't figure out from the pic whether the batteries are housed separately or are up front under the lens - would be a bit heavy I think.

[Neil]

Looking at the cable I'd assume a pack at the back.

[Benner]

I much prefer the Zebralight idea where you can quickly take it off and use it as a normal flashlight.

[Mike, Lord of the Spammers!]

If you can strap it on to a cycling helmet, I can see it being pretty useful on a bicycle

[John]

Honestly, I wouldn't even want 225 lumens on a headlight.  Have you ever used a bright headlight in dusty or foggy conditions?  It makes me go cross-eyed.  The light source needs to be further away from the eyes, IMO.

It has four levels 7 lumens being it's lowest level 

[jzmtl]

Little more powerful than I would want on my forehead!

However, looks useful. Can't figure out from the pic whether the batteries are housed separately or are up front under the lens - would be a bit heavy I think.

It's in a pack behind.

That's what I don't like about these headlamps, too heavy with a battery pack strapped to back of head. I now use a PT apex extreme that has a 8AA belt pack, will literally run all night at max too.

[John]

Little more powerful than I would want on my forehead!

However, looks useful. Can't figure out from the pic whether the batteries are housed separately or are up front under the lens - would be a bit heavy I think.

It's in a pack behind.

That's what I don't like about these headlamps, too heavy with a battery pack strapped to back of head. I now use a PT apex extreme that has a 8AA belt pack, will literally run all night at max too.

My set up can if you will,do it both ways 

[jzmtl]

Little more powerful than I would want on my forehead!

However, looks useful. Can't figure out from the pic whether the batteries are housed separately or are up front under the lens - would be a bit heavy I think.

It's in a pack behind.

That's what I don't like about these headlamps, too heavy with a battery pack strapped to back of head. I now use a PT apex extreme that has a 8AA belt pack, will literally run all night at max too.

My set up can if you will,do it both ways 

Frankenlights don't count. 

[John]

Little more powerful than I would want on my forehead!

However, looks useful. Can't figure out from the pic whether the batteries are housed separately or are up front under the lens - would be a bit heavy I think.

It's in a pack behind.

That's what I don't like about these headlamps, too heavy with a battery pack strapped to back of head. I now use a PT apex extreme that has a 8AA belt pack, will literally run all night at max too.

My set up can if you will,do it both ways 

Frankenlights don't count. 

[NutSAK]

Honestly, I wouldn't even want 225 lumens on a headlight.  Have you ever used a bright headlight in dusty or foggy conditions?  It makes me go cross-eyed.  The light source needs to be further away from the eyes, IMO.

It has four levels 7 lumens being it's lowest level 

 

[NutSAK]

It sounds impressive but I don't think I'll bother.  I'm still very happy with the modded Princeton Tec I bought off Terry last year.  Its a very practical headlight. 

   Glad you still like it!  I'm still using mine too--my Zebralight is packed away in a BOB.