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28-03-04, 10:03 AM #1VIP Member
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MegaRay 175 Portable Searchlight
I know some of you may have seen this thread on CPF, but I thought that I would post it here as well.
This is one seriously addictive bit of kit. I don't get chance to play with them very often.
Before everyone asks these run at over $6000 each. So I don't think Joe will be stocking them any time soon.
Here are some comparison shots of Daytime / Nightime. I think the distance is around 700-800 Meters.
If you go to my website I have updated the review with fullsize pics and links to the maps showing the location and Ariel shots of the site.
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28-03-04, 11:05 AM #2VIP Member
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Re: MegaRay 175 Portable Searchlight
Mark - how many 123As does it use?
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Re: MegaRay 175 Portable Searchlight
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Re: MegaRay 175 Portable Searchlight
shameless plug Joe!
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Re: MegaRay 175 Portable Searchlight
It's not a plug..its a battery
Originally Posted by CM Burns
but come here and I can turn it into a plug :oops: can't say that here :buttkick:
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Re: MegaRay 175 Portable Searchlight
That's quite impressive. How much does that portable searchlight weigh?
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Re: MegaRay 175 Portable Searchlight
Chux,
The light unit weighs 3.4 Kg and the waistcoat type Lithium Saphion Batteries weigh an additional 2.5 Kg. Not too bad considering the power.
See my website for a full review and lots of pictures of the light itself.
MarkLast edited by Cones; 28-03-04 at 05:14 PM.
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Re: MegaRay 175 Portable Searchlight
Quoth the server: "404."
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Re: MegaRay 175 Portable Searchlight
Mmmmm.....methinks best not to carry it on the plane or into a government building... Originally Posted by Cones
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29-03-04, 05:22 PM #10Junior Member
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Re: MegaRay 175 Portable Searchlight
Awsome beam,sure beats the old dragon lamp......
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Re: MegaRay 175 Portable Searchlight
they are very old!! Hardly any of ours keep a charge any more. I bought myself a Tigerlight and use it all the time.
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