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Old 05-03-11 | 08:51 PM
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Nebo Redline flashlight

Has anyone used the Nebo Redline flashlight as a headlight? Seems like a good deal...220 lumens, flood to spot, has strobe mode, long run tim, under $25 on amazon. I would use it with Sanyo eneloop rechargeables.

https://www.amazon.com/Nebo-Redline-T.../dp/B0049M8I22

All constructive comments appreciated, but I don't have $$$ to spend on a high end light. Thanks.

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Old 05-04-11 | 04:00 AM
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I have no idea about the light in the link, but I have used flashlights for several years now, and would recommend something from Shining Beam if you are on a tight budget. His lights have newer and more powerful emitters, so you'll get a brighter light for the same price.

Here are his AA lights. https://www.shiningbeam.com/servlet/t...-AA/Categories

EDIT: I also don't believe the claim of four hours on @ 220 lumens on three AAA batteries. That's simply not possible.

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Old 05-12-11 | 08:10 PM
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I bought this exact flashlight on a whim at my local Ace store right before I started winter commuting last fall. Awesome light. The battery life is pretty impressive, as well.
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Old 05-12-11 | 10:34 PM
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I have this exact light. I have yet to use it on my bike, but I think it is probably brighter than Planet Bike Beam 1 watt. It is definitely brighter than the 1/2 watt. I might attach it to my bike but so far, as a flashlight, it has been just great. Very bright and small. And cheap. I like mine.
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Old 05-30-11 | 08:41 AM
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I bought one of these last year from my local Batteries Plus store. They were rebuilding the rechargeable battery that I use as a primary and I saw that one. I bought it as a backup light and liked it so well that I sometimes use it as a primary. I bought a "two fish" mount and like to use it on strobe mode. It runs on 3 "AAA" batteries and has a decent run time even on high settings. I paid $29.00 for mine. It's a deal at $25.00. https://www.bikeforums.net/images/smilies/thumb.gifGo for it.
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Old 05-30-11 | 12:30 PM
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Almost as bright as my Magicchsine

Bought it at Ace a week ago for $25. Had it out last night. I'd say it just slightly below my Magicshine in brightness and definitely better than my Lowe's cree 2 D size flashlight. I love the adjustable flood-to-spot focus. Also like the light ring around the head--adds to side visibility. Don' know the run time on high although the packaging says 4 hours. The strobe flashes at 220 lumens for 72 hours according to the manufactuer. I use it in conjunction with my Magicshine--really lights up the road!
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