FS: Fenix LED flashlights
11-07-2010, 04:35 AM
#1
Registered User
Thread Starter
iTrader: (10)
Join Date: May 2004
Location: Snatchin' your people up
Posts: 3,779
Car Info: Hilux Double Cab with a Dishka on top
FS: Fenix LED flashlights
I have a couple brand new in the box Fenix LED tactical flashlights that I'm selling. A LD20 and a PD30.
These flashlights are BRIGHT and offer multi mode operation, including strobe.
Selling the LD20 for $45 and the PD30 for $55.
These flashlights are BRIGHT and offer multi mode operation, including strobe.
Selling the LD20 for $45 and the PD30 for $55.
11-07-2010, 07:04 PM
#5
Registered User
Thread Starter
iTrader: (10)
Join Date: May 2004
Location: Snatchin' your people up
Posts: 3,779
Car Info: Hilux Double Cab with a Dishka on top
As for the PD30, it uses two 3 volt CR123 lithium batteries. Most tactical flashlights i.e. Surefire use the CR123 as standard now. They're a little bit more expensive compared to AA's, but have more juice. That's why the PD30 has a higher light output compared to the LD20
Hope that helped.
11-07-2010, 07:30 PM
#6
Yes, the LD20 uses 2 AA batteries. However, it's now sold pending funds to Sybir.
As for the PD30, it uses two 3 volt CR123 lithium batteries. Most tactical flashlights i.e. Surefire use the CR123 as standard now. They're a little bit more expensive compared to AA's, but have more juice. That's why the PD30 has a higher light output compared to the LD20
Hope that helped.
As for the PD30, it uses two 3 volt CR123 lithium batteries. Most tactical flashlights i.e. Surefire use the CR123 as standard now. They're a little bit more expensive compared to AA's, but have more juice. That's why the PD30 has a higher light output compared to the LD20
Hope that helped.
11-07-2010, 07:35 PM
#7
Warm Fuzzy Admin
iTrader: (45)
Join Date: Mar 2001
Location: Sacramento, CA
Posts: 13,799
Car Info: 97 LOB, 05 FXT, 03 Tundra
You can get them, yes, but you're better off buying them in bulk - you'll get them cheaper, and get better quality to boot.
Paypal sent for the LD20, btw. Thanks!
Paypal sent for the LD20, btw. Thanks!
11-08-2010, 03:28 AM
#11
you could also try the rechargable RCR123s...
wont last as long as regular 123s, but keep a set of lithium 123s just in case. but at least you wont wince everytime you flip the switch on your torch...
wont last as long as regular 123s, but keep a set of lithium 123s just in case. but at least you wont wince everytime you flip the switch on your torch...
