ItsJustMe: Ah, that's very true. I think I'll get another then as backup, it would definitely stink to be stranded.

Ziemas: I was looking at that, but the RC-N3 has a longer run time, about 3 hours on high, and when that's up it can still run for another 3 hours on low. I emailed Bryan, the guy who runs the site, and he says it has great flood, which I believe, the light-nuts on candlepower trust him on pretty much anything related to the lights he sells. I found a picture of the beam in someones backyard, but forgot where it was.

njkayaker: I settled on getting the Rc-N3 R4. I have a smaller light already, not very good to see by, but it's a pretty good strobe light to be seen. I decided against the floody one because the square shape would bother me endlessly, and I would have to get a thrower too because the spill doesn't reach very far. I do have a small AAA flashlight that could work as a flooder if I remove the lense, might try that. I'd have to figure out where to mount it first, maybe the fork. My bar is getting full lol. I guess I'll find out next week what will work best, shipping sounds fast! Maybe I'll get a RC-C8 once I get one of those job things...the search has been fruitless so far.