What Flashlight is everyone using

[marter]

Dewalt 12 volt max LED. Clips to my Veto, has a magnet and the light head swivels in all directions. I often stick it on the side of the unit I am working on, or something metallic nearby with the light shining right on what I am doing. Battery life is awesome, and of course shares with my 12 volt max drill and impact (which is always in the Veto) so I always have 2 batteries wherever I am with my tools. Very bright white light.

I use the 20v one, I love it, very bright and alot easier then trying to old a light or use a headlamp

[swamp]

I still use my mini-mag ,it's probably 15 years old

[Nytefog]

Just ordered a new Surefire light because of this thread! The P2X Fury! 500 lumens on high, 15 lumens on low!

http://www.surefire.com/featured-products/p2x-b-bk.html

[SoFlaDave]

Love this little guy. The magnets are a life saver

[yunggun]

terralux lightstar 300 lumens

[trippintl0]

O-Light T25

http://olightusa.com/product_info.ph...d03e74c84bb300

[tech45]

This one works most of the time.

[signal15]

I am kind of a flashlight geek. I have been buying LED lights from dx.com. For $30 or less you can get something that would cost over $200 here in the US. They all use lithium polymer rechargeables also.

I also nabbed a LED module for my SureFire G2 and converted it to 16340 rechargeables.

There are a lot of other Chinese sites selling this stuff, but this is the only one I have ordered from. Shipping takes like 3 weeks though.

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[darrelriley]

Dewalt 18 volt snake light is a great flashlight

[TriplePoint]

Surefire 6P

Same here. If you want to piss people off shine it in there eyes.

[jpsmith1cm]

Same here. If you want to piss people off shine it in there eyes.

I've never done that....


Today...

[Rodney28334]

Stinger in van, 2 terralux lightstar 300, one always on my side other in my box. Used to always use surefire but batteries got expensive. I think they have some good AAs out now.

[signal15]

You can get rechargeable batteries to replace the CR123A's in your Surefire lights. Do a search for 3.0v 16340. There is also a 3.6v version of it which is more common.

These LED modules work in some Surefire lights, and they are WAY brighter than the stock halogen bulbs:
https://dx.com/p/3v-18v-input-3w-cre...p-6090?item=12
https://dx.com/p/cree-r2-drop-in-1-m...m-11836?item=7

I have the second one in a Surefire G2. I had to remove the outer spring on it to get it to fit, but it works great. I've used it daily for over 2 years with rechargeable 16340 batteries.