Which microlight to go with my Ladybug?
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Which microlight to go with my Ladybug?
I'm looking for a microlight to go on my keychain with my Ladybug and my Swiss-Tech. I was wondering if anybody has had any experience with these lights :
- Photon microlight
- ASP Navigator
- Pulsar
Do any of these have a habbit of turning on in your pocket? Which is the brightest? Also, I saw a Ladybug attatched to the Photon light on the official Photon web site...Does Spyderco endorse Photon lights?
BTW, I want a red light for the night vision aspect. THANKS!
- Photon microlight
- ASP Navigator
- Pulsar
Do any of these have a habbit of turning on in your pocket? Which is the brightest? Also, I saw a Ladybug attatched to the Photon light on the official Photon web site...Does Spyderco endorse Photon lights?
BTW, I want a red light for the night vision aspect. THANKS!
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Another vote for the Photon! I have the terquiose (Sp?) light in the Photon II version, and it is sweet!
Talk about bright? This baby will light up a good sized room, and even has a switch on it to "lock" the beam to "on" if you wish. I have never had it come on in my pocket, and I haven't had to change batteries. ( And I've had it for a while too. )
Can't go wrong with it, bro!
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Talk about bright? This baby will light up a good sized room, and even has a switch on it to "lock" the beam to "on" if you wish. I have never had it come on in my pocket, and I haven't had to change batteries. ( And I've had it for a while too. )
Can't go wrong with it, bro!
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Another vote for the photon lites. I have given them aways as gifts to family and friends and everyone keeps asking where they can more. I carry a photon II on my key ring and it's a perfect companion to the rest of the gadgets on my keychain. I have had no problems with durability or having it turn on accidently.
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Pato, go to:
http://www.photonlight.com/
They have great service and these are the "Big Kahunas", the ones that make Photon products. <img src="wink.gif" width=15 height=15 align=middle border=0>
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http://www.photonlight.com/
They have great service and these are the "Big Kahunas", the ones that make Photon products. <img src="wink.gif" width=15 height=15 align=middle border=0>
Kahz
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BladeMaster,
The Inova lights are not too bad. I have a red one, and my other half has red, blue and green. They were very reasonable at the Military Clothing Sales Store at Ft Bliss.
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The Inova lights are not too bad. I have a red one, and my other half has red, blue and green. They were very reasonable at the Military Clothing Sales Store at Ft Bliss.
Linda
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I have the red Photon II on my keychain, and I highly recommend it.
Occassionally, I work at night (truck driver) and the Photon has come in pretty handy without disturbing my night vision. It's pretty surprising that such a bright light comes out of something so small, but it works great.
I carry my keychain with the keys and stuff in my pocket, but the microlight hangs outside (like the remote for a car alarm). I haven't really tested it to see if it turns on if it's in the pocket but I just prefer it this way.
As you may know, the Photon II has a switch that will "lock" the beam on. I don't think this switch would be able to turn on while in your pocket. Just to be on the safe side though, I always keep a spare battery on me.
Occassionally, I work at night (truck driver) and the Photon has come in pretty handy without disturbing my night vision. It's pretty surprising that such a bright light comes out of something so small, but it works great.
I carry my keychain with the keys and stuff in my pocket, but the microlight hangs outside (like the remote for a car alarm). I haven't really tested it to see if it turns on if it's in the pocket but I just prefer it this way.
As you may know, the Photon II has a switch that will "lock" the beam on. I don't think this switch would be able to turn on while in your pocket. Just to be on the safe side though, I always keep a spare battery on me.