Best flashlight/torch for...

[John]

That's the perfect description of the light Mike.  Well done. 

has anyone put a resister in the tail cap so it's even lower? 

[Mike, Lord of the Spammers!]

That's the perfect description of the light Mike.  Well done. 

Thanks mate

[Mike, Lord of the Spammers!]

That's the perfect description of the light Mike.  Well done. 

has anyone put a resister in the tail cap so it's even lower? 

Is that doable

[John]

That's the perfect description of the light Mike.  Well done. 

has anyone put a resister in the tail cap so it's even lower? 

Is that doable

Yes 

[NutSAK]

Doable for certain.  I'm not sure why you'd want to make it lower though, 4-5 lumens or so is a reasonably low power.

I did a runtime test on mine with another member of CPF, and we both got over 48 hours of usable light from an alkaline battery.  Don't bother using a lithium in an Infinity--the way the electronics work it drastically lowers your runtime (runs brighter for a shorter period of time)

[nuphoria]

Don't know how far you've got to choosing a light but just wanted to throw my 2p in

+1 on the Romison - it's a great light 

For under £30, DX is quite a good bet I reckon.

[Mike, Lord of the Spammers!]

Doable for certain.  I'm not sure why you'd want to make it lower though, 4-5 lumens or so is a reasonably low power.

I did a runtime test on mine with another member of CPF, and we both got over 48 hours of usable light from an alkaline battery.  Don't bother using a lithium in an Infinity--the way the electronics work it drastically lowers your runtime (runs brighter for a shorter period of time)

I didn't know that

Guess I'll take the lithium's out then

[Mike, Lord of the Spammers!]

Don't know how far you've got to choosing a light but just wanted to throw my 2p in

+1 on the Romison - it's a great light 

For under £30, DX is quite a good bet I reckon.

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