what lamp?

[beddylurcher 70]

hi im after buying a new or used hunting lamp iv been looking at the lightfource striker but it would have to be battery powered would i have to rewire it if i bought one? and what battery would you advise getting? i dont realy wont to spend loads of money.

thanks andy

[x38 179]

hi im after buying a new or used hunting lamp iv been looking at the lightfource striker but it would have to be battery powered would i have to rewire it if i bought one? and what battery would you advise getting? i dont realy wont to spend loads of money.

thanks andy

ive got a deban 12V 17ah in the shoulder pack you can have if you pay the postage ............ATB X38..

[beddylurcher 70]

hi im after buying a new or used hunting lamp iv been looking at the lightfource striker but it would have to be battery powered would i have to rewire it if i bought one? and what battery would you advise getting? i dont realy wont to spend loads of money.

thanks andy

ive got a deban 12V 17ah in the shoulder pack you can have if you pay the postage ............ATB X38..

how much mate? would that do the job? and it would have to be monday as thats when i get paid.

atb andy.

[Trigger 26]

hi im after buying a new or used hunting lamp iv been looking at the lightfource striker but it would have to be battery powered would i have to rewire it if i bought one? and what battery would you advise getting? i dont realy wont to spend loads of money.

thanks andy

i use the deben 14ah belt pouch and the lightforce lance lamp with a 30watt bulb never had it go flat on me yet.

[Tiny 7 1,694]

Dont think you can go wrong with the striker and a 12v 18amp battery imho,

 

And fair play x38....

 

 

[lofti 579]

Dont think you can go wrong with the striker and a 12v 18amp battery imho,

 

And fair play x38....

 

 

 

spot on T7

 

 

 

[doodles 78]

Dont think you can go wrong with the striker and a 12v 18amp battery imho,

 

And fair play x38....

 

 

 

spot on T7

 

whats the differance between the striker and the blitz,, i would be using it for rabbits

[MoChara 1,632]

Dont think you can go wrong with the striker and a 12v 18amp battery imho,

 

And fair play x38....

have to agree

[sewin 0]

hi im after buying a new or used hunting lamp iv been looking at the lightfource striker but it would have to be battery powered would i have to rewire it if i bought one? and what battery would you advise getting? i dont realy wont to spend loads of money.

thanks andy

Just picked up lithium 12v 10amp battery and 140 lance for 200pound from haylett grange shootingsupplies.light enough to run with and good for the small fields with that 140 lamp

[lofti 579]

Dont think you can go wrong with the striker and a 12v 18amp battery imho,

 

And fair play x38....

 

 

 

spot on T7

 

whats the differance between the striker and the blitz,, i would be using it for rabbits

 

the blitz is twice the size of the striker and so is the beam,

the striker is plenty big enough for rabbits,

blitz is good when your needing a beam that can reach 2 feilds away for bigger stuff pre ban.

 

 

 

[beddylurcher 70]

thanks x38 your a spot on lad need more people in the world like you.

Edited September 9, 2010 by beddylurcher

[Lost Generation 93]

Dont think you can go wrong with the striker and a 12v 18amp battery imho,

 

And fair play x38....

 

 

 

spot on T7

 

whats the differance between the striker and the blitz,, i would be using it for rabbits

 

the blitz is twice the size of the striker and so is the beam,

the striker is plenty big enough for rabbits,

blitz is good when your needing a beam that can reach 2 feilds away for bigger stuff pre ban.

 

Nonsense the blitz and striker use exactly the same 100W bulb and bulb holder, handle etc and so put out exactly the same amout of light. The striker has a 170mm diameter reflector and the blitz has a 240 mm reflector i.e. the blitz's reflector is 41% bigger not twice the size but the increased size makes it clumsy to carry and use. I have both lamps and there really isn't much difference in the beam, but the blitz usually stays at home because its too big and clumsy.

[x38 179]

Dont think you can go wrong with the striker and a 12v 18amp battery imho,

 

And fair play x38....

 

 

 

spot on T7

 

whats the differance between the striker and the blitz,, i would be using it for rabbits

 

the blitz is twice the size of the striker and so is the beam,

the striker is plenty big enough for rabbits,

blitz is good when your needing a beam that can reach 2 feilds away for bigger stuff pre ban.

 

Nonsense the blitz and striker use exactly the same 100W bulb and bulb holder, handle etc and so put out exactly the same amout of light. The striker has a 170mm diameter reflector and the blitz has a 240 mm reflector i.e. the blitz's reflector is 41% bigger not twice the size but the increased size makes it clumsy to carry and use. I have both lamps and there really isn't much difference in the beam, but the blitz usually stays at home because its too big and clumsy.

its got to be the best waste of money ive got the blits....lol

[tattey 7]

the blitz is to big to carry about eseshily if your poaching

[Lennard 10]

I'm with Tattey. Both lamps are clumsy and expensive to ditch when you are running from people who want to do bad things to you.

 

In my circumstances where I only want a few rabbits I modify a cheap lamp with integrated battery. It gives a lot of light but only for 20 min and buy new ones everyonce in a while.

 

L

Edited September 9, 2010 by Lennard