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[ehobbyasia.com]

GEN II Helmet Light provides a compact, low-output illumination source for navigation or CQB purpose, Weatherproof Polymer Construction, feature 3 Switching Modes ( Blinking IR LED, 2 Red LEDs & 3 White LEDs) & 3 Level Brightness Adjustment, the white primary LEDs are perfect for close-work illumination such as reading maps and documents, loading gear, or repairing equipment in the field, the red secondary LEDs could serve as same purpose in a low-signature, night-vision-friendly color, one blinking infrared LED that serves as a personal Identify Friend or Foe (IFF) beacon, slide locking on sides of MICH 2000 by two socket-head machine screws, include Modular Design RIS/RAS Mount Adaptor.



Gen 2 Helmet Light (Desert TAN Color Version)
-- Feature White, Red & Infarad LEDs Mode in low-put llumination
-- Fit for MICH 2000 Helmet
-- 20mm Rail Adaptor Mount include in a package

[Naveronski]

Looks interesting.

[Darthwhite]

Shouldn't this be in the news section?

Edited by Darthwhite, 09 March 2009 - 08:59 AM.

[BigD_SealTeamXXL]

still only contains one clip on mount that sucks!

[-Angel-]

I think the main question is:

Does this one actually work?

[Thorbard]

Seconded Angel. I've got the one EBBanned put out a while back and while it works, the thing eats CR123As like crazy (considering LEDs are low power) and both rubber switches have worn through before it even made it to the field.

[TeamBanana]

I like the IFF. Let's hope this one has more than a 5 minute battery life.

[uscmCorps]

(1) I bought my real ones off Ebay for a whole lot cheaper than list price (almost 50% off), and it's been 100% worth it. It works reliably, and it's rock solid. Buy once, cry once. Just take a quick look over at ebay, there are lot's of great deals on them. Or buy one of the shoddy replicas and gamble with your money. Some replicas are worth it... this one probably ain't.
(2) This smells like a commercial advertisement.

[Pkekyo-Nor]

Seconded Angel. I've got the one EBBanned put out a while back and while it works, the thing eats CR123As like crazy (considering LEDs are low power) and both rubber switches have worn through before it even made it to the field.

That's because these replicas apparently eats battery power even whilst powered off.
Opening the tailcap of the battery compartment is a quick and easy fix for this for when you're storing them at home.

And yes, this is pure ###### commercial advertisement, the ehobbyasia-account seems to be doing this quite a bit lately...

[Misfit]

It is a commercial advertisement, however, ehobbyasia has been added to the 'Commercial User' group and therefore has permission to make such posts.

Edited by Misfit, 11 March 2009 - 10:32 AM.