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  A NEW RELEASE FROM FLASHLIGHTGO.COM The new Lumintop AD01! Have you ever worried about battery compatibility for your flashlight? What about the "Ready to Go" emergency flashlight?  Fortunately, the new Lumintop AD01 is capable of using a multi-format battery. It can use 1 x 18650, 1 x D battery, or 3 x AA batteries (adapter included). Lumintop D01 is available on Flashlightgo.com, or click this link (non-affiliate):  Click this link to buy Lumintop AD01 #FlashlightGo #Lumintop Sources : FlashlightGO     https://flashlightgo.com/blogs/news/lumintop-ad01-compact-long-range-flashlight

    1. Introduction In search of a tactical flashlight, I've been looking at every flashlight brand that has intuitive user operation for their flashlight. As a Nitecore fan for 5 years, I was so satisfied with my old MH25GT, and in my opinion, the MH25GT is the best Nitecore for my needs, with no complicated user operation and a really good thrower flashlight. I'm amazed since the first day Nitecore announced they will be releasing their new product for the SRT series. As far as I know, SRT, or "SmartRing Tactical," is part of the Nitecore flashlight that has multiple led sources or a mode with rotation ring operation for its output. It's been 7 years since their SRT7GT was released, and finally we have the new Nitecore SRT6i, the new 4th generation of the SRT series.  The new SRT6i is really a remodel of their predecessor, since it doesn't have multiple LED output, yet they changed it for an intuitive user (no nonsensical UI) interface for a ta

Nextorch TA30C Max compatible with FR-2 Tac ring and V5/51 Holster  1. Introduction In the flashlight community, there's a term for a tactical flashlight. If you've never heard of them, it's a flashlight that has a special purpose for a tactical task, specifically for people who work for the military or law enforcement.  These days, so many flashlights on the market claim to be tactical flashlights. Don't be fooled by this tag because some of them are really not tactical at all, just a marketing gimmick. As a regular civilian, my first priority when choosing a flashlight is its operation mode. Many of the modern flashlights have many features that I don't need, which is why I always look for a tactical flashlight for its ease of use. There are several standards for a tactical flashlight that I know of: 1. No nonsensical user interface  2. Intuitive operations 3. Tough enough for harsh environments 4. Capable of being mounted to a weapon 5. Capable of direct

[INTRODUCTION]   In terms of my flashlight hobby, I never thought of any flashlight that was made from copper. I heard about these kinds of flashlights mostly from "flashlight hardcore fans," who prefer copper flashlights since they won't get rusty and are much more beautiful than conventional flashlights.   So this is my first copper-based flashlight, the Manker E05Cu, that comes in a really compact yet very beautiful design. Powered by 1 x 14500 lithium battery (included) combined with "Throwie" Osram KW CSLNM1.TG LED 400 lumens max output.   Enter WKE05CU at checkout to get a 10% discount of all Manker products!   [What's Inside]   As is standard with Manker Flashlights, the Manker E50 Cu Flashlight comes with an exclusive metal case. The package is a complete kit, including the battery.   Package Contains : 1 x Manker E05Cu (In a sealed vacuum plastic) 1 x 14500 Battery 920Mah USB-C Rechargeable (Inside the Flashlight) 1 x USB-C C