Maglight LED Conversion
#13
I have a bunch of flashlights and they each have their uses. The Streamlights are of the compact variety and are the best for multi use.
For a workhorse, the Maglights work for me hands down. I have converted all but one to LED. and that one is in my truck. The rest have much better battery life with the LEDs and they routinely get used for the kill shot on boated fish. Many times that means hitting the deck with a bad shot. They hold up and keep the water out.
Dave
For a workhorse, the Maglights work for me hands down. I have converted all but one to LED. and that one is in my truck. The rest have much better battery life with the LEDs and they routinely get used for the kill shot on boated fish. Many times that means hitting the deck with a bad shot. They hold up and keep the water out.
Dave
#14
Just spend the money for a Streamlight or a nice Sure Fire. They are a little more, but when I was in Iraq this last time we worked nights for 15 months straight, the nature of my job is inherently hard on flashlights. I had more problems with my Mag-lite, both with the LED and without. Everyone with the Sure Fires and Streamlights had no problems.
Now, I wish I could remember where I put my Maglight.
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Im pretty impressed with this upgrade. I have a few flashlights with multiple LEDS but they are only good for up close work. The Maglight LED isnt the same, it projects the light as it should. Its not a cheap upgrade but still worth it, IMO.
I would like to try one of these - supposed to put out 140 lumens:
MaxStar2 Led Kit for Maglight 4 to 6 Cell from Terralux
I would like to try one of these - supposed to put out 140 lumens:
MaxStar2 Led Kit for Maglight 4 to 6 Cell from Terralux
Last edited by Dr. Evil; 11-15-2008 at 11:48 AM.
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