Peak Eiger #8 in HAIII.Super lightweight pocket rocket with the best build quality in this class, IMO.
Where /how do you get hold of Peak products , last i looked at their website ( couple of years ago ) , twas near impossible to navigate , much less buy something .Chris
Quote from: gustophersmob on April 27, 2011, 04:19:25 PMPeak Eiger #8 in HAIII.Super lightweight pocket rocket with the best build quality in this class, IMO.+1. Doesn't have to be in HAIII, but it will conduct heat away from the LED better if it is. Brass and stainless are also available.I EDC a #8 Eiger w/QTC, running on 10440 li-ion.
Quote from: Styerman on April 27, 2011, 06:20:11 PMWhere /how do you get hold of Peak products , last i looked at their website ( couple of years ago ) , twas near impossible to navigate , much less buy something .ChrisI agree, their website is basically garbage.For custom work, you can phone them directly. Otherwise their dealer is RMSK: http://www.em-mgt.com/LED/Peak.html
Quote from: gustophersmob on April 28, 2011, 12:25:50 AMQuote from: Styerman on April 27, 2011, 06:20:11 PMWhere /how do you get hold of Peak products , last i looked at their website ( couple of years ago ) , twas near impossible to navigate , much less buy something .ChrisI agree, their website is basically garbage.For custom work, you can phone them directly. Otherwise their dealer is RMSK: http://www.em-mgt.com/LED/Peak.htmlActually, I would call Peak directly regardless. RMSK is a decent place to shop, but they charge excessive shipping & handling charges.Forget about the website. Just put it out of your mind completely. Once you do that, you're going to have a very positive relationship with Peak and their great products.
@New_WorldDo you what a clicky or a twisty? Clickys are about a centimeter longer but are easier to operate one handed or in gloves. For a twisty, MultiMats ITP is a great choice, but be careful not to get the UPGRADED version, that's the 3-mode. For a very bright clicky you might try the Tank007 703. 'have two since February last year and they work great. You can even put a 10400 lithium battery for EXTRA bright output, but it will get hot.
UPDATE:they also have this tank007 in RED.love the black one so I'm in for a "red" one.Link:http://www.dealextreme.com/p/tank007-tk-703-ha-iii-cree-q3-wc-110-lumen-led-flashlight-red-1-aaa-1-10440-26989I'm still open to suggestions for single mode AAA clicky flashlights. (very bright, light, and small is ideal for me)
Quote from: New_World on May 23, 2011, 02:16:15 AMUPDATE:they also have this tank007 in RED.love the black one so I'm in for a "red" one.Link:http://www.dealextreme.com/p/tank007-tk-703-ha-iii-cree-q3-wc-110-lumen-led-flashlight-red-1-aaa-1-10440-26989I'm still open to suggestions for single mode AAA clicky flashlights. (very bright, light, and small is ideal for me)There really aren't very many clicky AAA lights, and even fewer in single mode. You could also look at the Black Cat from DX (just search for that term). Made by Tank007, but it uses an Osram emitter instead of a Cree XR-E. Not quite as bright, but a slightly better beam profile (less ringy, warmer tone).
Be prepared for painful long waits with DX. Their QC is also dubious, and I have received broken products once in a while. I stopped ordering from DX.
Take a pair of needlenose pliers and tighten down the switch and pill. Just sounds like something worked itself loose in transit.
Quote from: choombak on June 25, 2011, 03:03:24 AMBe prepared for painful long waits with DX. Their QC is also dubious, and I have received broken products once in a while. I stopped ordering from DX.It does take a couple weeks, but the prices are good.Sadly, one of the MANY recent lights I bought from them was defective.you have to bang it for it to work.idk how to fix it.any ideas? (I paid Over $12 for it) ...to late to contact DX..I've had it too long