NEW RECHARGABLE LED LAMPS

[Texas tom 10]

was looking on ebay at the lamping equipment and thought they look ideal as they have no leads to battery as its built in at the back of the lamp. it says it will last five hours off one full charge and it has a good 300 metre beam. phoned the shop thats selling them (a1 decoy) to see if he knew if any lurcher lads had purchased them. the bloke in the shop only knew of shooters that had brought it and said he had had no complaints. has any one seen these in use and are they of much use with the lurchers ?

[midlands_moocher 3]

Texas, stick the link up so we can have a look

[Texas tom 10]

how do i do that lol its on ebay put lamping lights in the search bit and then scroll down its on the first page

Edited August 30, 2011 by Texas tom

[Malt 379]

This one?

 

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/LED-LAMP-LAMPING-FOX-HUNTING-LIGHT-RECHARGEABLE-900lm-/190520676315?pt=UK_SportingGoods_Hunting_ShootingSports_ET&hash=item2c5beacfdb

[D Lloyd 2,790]

mate thay are crap iv got one here its in bits keep you money in your pocket

[hullhunter 219]

This one?

 

http://www.ebay.co.u...=item2c5beacfdb

 

there is 3 different types by this company they are cheap tat dont wast yout cash. there is a hid version and a 100watt haligen version ive seen she hid and the 100watt ones and they are crap you would be better getting one of them yellow AA 1million candle power things from esso lol

[moonlighter 1,164]

I was looking at a led lamp on the Internet. It looks like a maglite. It 220 lumens. How does that compare to a striker or culite? Also it says a continous run time of 6 hours. I wonder how they work in field, as in weather it's the right colour light or not?? If they are what they say they are then they could be pretty useful.

[moonlighter 1,164]

I was looking at a led lamp on the Internet. It looks like a maglite. It 220 lumens. How does that compare to a striker or culite? Also it says a continous run time of 6 hours. I wonder how they work in field, as in weather it's the right colour light or not?? If they are what they say they are then they could be pretty useful.

[moonlighter 1,164]

http://www.brightlites.co.uk/Images/product_images/main/M7Rwhite302.jpg

[Texas tom 10]

thanks for the replies lads its a shame that they are no good its about time that deben or someone made a good version of this type of lamp it would be great if we could have a type of lamp like a cordless drill where we could just slide the battery in the grip of the lamp no wires then to be pulled when getting over fences quick and running up banks when you have to keep the lamp on whatever your running. most lithium battery packs have more than enough power to last the night so halving one to slide into a lamp handle should be fine, you could even carry a spare if lamping for many hours what could be changed easy. does no one know anyone that could put this idea forward to a company like deben or lightforce

[borris 12]

Don't think LEDs are quite there yet but they will be soon LEDs are defo the future.

[imprintx 3]

thanks for the replies lads its a shame that they are no good its about time that deben or someone made a good version of this type of lamp it would be great if we could have a type of lamp like a cordless drill where we could just slide the battery in the grip of the lamp no wires then to be pulled when getting over fences quick and running up banks when you have to keep the lamp on whatever your running. most lithium battery packs have more than enough power to last the night so halving one to slide into a lamp handle should be fine, you could even carry a spare if lamping for many hours what could be changed easy. does no one know anyone that could put this idea forward to a company like deben or lightforce

lightforce actually do one of these lamps,in a kit with batter

thanks for the replies lads its a shame that they are no good its about time that deben or someone made a good version of this type of lamp it would be great if we could have a type of lamp like a cordless drill where we could just slide the battery in the grip of the lamp no wires then to be pulled when getting over fences quick and running up banks when you have to keep the lamp on whatever your running. most lithium battery packs have more than enough power to last the night so halving one to slide into a lamp handle should be fine, you could even carry a spare if lamping for many hours what could be changed easy. does no one know anyone that could put this idea forward to a company like deben or lightforce

lightforce actually do one with a battery that slides into the handle an is cordless,the battery is small an light an you could bring a spare one in each pocket an you wouldnt even know you were carrying them,its around the size of a striker i think,i have one an its perfect for rabbiting,an also ok for foxes if the fields aint massive

[black-spring 18]

LED are the way forward, i work for a company that design and make LED automotive lights, they now have lights which easily out perform bulb lights.

i have an 1800 lumen flash light, i replaced the standard batteries with li-ion 3.6v ones and its the nuts.

 

-Led-18650-Flashlight-Torch-Lamp-Camping-/350488212097?pt=UK_SportsLeisure_Camping_LightsLanternsTorches&hash=item519ab9b281'>http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/1800-Lm-SST--Led-18650-Flashlight-Torch-Lamp-Camping-/350488212097?pt=UK_SportsLeisure_Camping_LightsLanternsTorches&hash=item519ab9b281

 

all the best rob,

Edited August 30, 2011 by black-spring

[the fezz 44]

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have a look at these

Edited August 30, 2011 by the fezz

[ianh 83]

got the led lenser its a good headtorch one, but it aint the right colour it lights up the field but you cant pick things out very well, prefer a clulite TBH