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His Royal Hiney
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I read 1,000 lumens. I missed one zero.

Heck, that would make for a good pocket EDC picture.



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Curious what the heat output is. I have the aforementioned Fenix, and while I love that it'll light up the neighborhood like daytime, it gets really hot in short order. I don't care for that.


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Here's where I first saw this light. Egyptian archeology.

This appears to be a previous version of the RS80.

 
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Has anyone ordered one of these?? I ordered one on 11/25 and have a order conformation. My order has not shipped as of this am. Just wanted to check and see if any members were having issues.



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Have you tried contacting Klarus?

Pics of your fancy new flashlight are obligatory. Razz
 
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It shipped today. It is a Christmas gift for my GF. I will try to post pics after Christmas and give a report on how it performs. I cant wait to try it out on the farm to see how far it will light things up.



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Posts: 1489 | Location: N. C. | Registered: November 22, 2006Reply With QuoteReport This Post
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From what I could find out everything on the Klarus web site ships out of China and they are having a few problems with supply and shipping. Roll Eyes



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Oh, no, a slow boat from China.
 
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Not just slow but it seems to be at anchor in ShaTian,DongGuan. Smile



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Posts: 1489 | Location: N. C. | Registered: November 22, 2006Reply With QuoteReport This Post
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I ordered one, the order was confirmed 11/26, no shipment notice as yet.

I did find a place (after I placed the order) on the website that said: "standard shipping 20-60 days.

I suspect the slow boat from China and the slow unload in Long Beach, plus USPS.

Interesting design though, I would not expect very long on 10,000 before it heats and shifts down to 5,000. That is the way that my Fenix Lights work.
 
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I ordered one on the 24th, received it yesterday. The battery cover is held on by small allen screws, was worried they might strip out, but was able to remove it ok. Comes with a 240 style plug in charger with 12v output. And a type C 5v charger cable. After charging for 3 hours, it indicated full charge. They indicated that they are shipped at 50% charge. Easy to use switch, and yes it's bright!
 
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Originally posted by r0gue:
It reminds me of those old lantern/flashlights that ran on the big square alkaline with the springs on top. I like it.


Exactly what I was thinking. My grandpa always had those around the house for hunting.
 
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Any comments from those of you who purchased one of these flashlights?
 
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Para seems to find all sorts of things to entice me to spend money on lately. First it was knives.
Since I need a good light mostly to walk my two dogs, I checked out their headlight options.
This looks like a candidate and is no where as expensive as the handheld model (as cool as that looks, I need both hand free).

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B09P...a_maas&tag=maas&th=1


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