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boycie89
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#21 Post by boycie89 »

i have the spelio fx2 !(250euro) dont buy 1 !! its great but i havent touched it since i got the L1 !!
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#22 Post by keitzer30 »

the silva eat batteries i have one and my two mates have too one is broke already stay clear to dear for that.grauvell do a cheaper alternative :twisted:
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#23 Post by dbrock »

silva lx has rechargable batteries last hours
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#24 Post by EoinMag »

Well my Princetontec Apex Pro arrived from the states, think it was 45 euro delivered, it looks good, I haven't had it out on a session yet, but the variable powers look good and it also looks like the main spot beam packs a punch.
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#25 Post by roger de dodger »

i have a lenser headlightwith luxeon led, light small and very bright in fact its only drawback is it could do with a smaller less powefull led for baiting up this would extend the battery life 20 hours on 3 aaa rechargables not bad for something you forget you have on your head
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#26 Post by teacher »

Yeah, the ledlenser lights are good. Just don't submerge it in the sea for a long time like I did with my headfire duplex :oops: mine turned out not to be waterproof ...
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