Flashlights

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A flashlight (torch in Commonwealth English), is a self-powered hand-portable electronic lighting device that produces directional light.

Contents 1 Manufacturers 2 Models 3 Bicycle Lights 4 Maintenance 5 Reviews 6 Modding Sources 7 History

[edit] Manufacturers

See main article Flashlight Manufacturers

See also Category:Custom Manufacturers

[edit] Models

For a more extensive list of models, see Flashlight Manufacturers under each company. 4Sevens, EagleTac, Fenix, iTP, JETBeam, and NiteCore.

• Arc AAA
• Arc LSL/LSH (-P)
• Dspeck’s FireFly
• Elektrolumens Blaster II
• Dat2zip's Mini-Mag Sandwiches
• Inova T4
• Maglite 3D
• McGizmo’s Aleph Series
• Mr. Bulk’s VIP
• Nuwai Q-III
• Pila GL2
• Pila GL3
• Pila GL4
• Skunk Works McLux
• Surefire A2
• Surefire L4
• Surefire M6
• Tigerlight
• Inova X1

[edit] Bicycle Lights

A stub for future expansion. CatEye is probably the largest and best known manufacturer of bicycle lights.

[edit] Maintenance

• Cleaning your lights

[edit] Reviews

• Flashlightreviews.com

• The LED Museum --- Click here for the latest reviews

• CPF's list of review sites

• CPF's Review Forum

• idleprocess's CPF review index

[edit] Modding Sources

See Mods & Custom section.

Additional external resources:
Inretech - LED Maglite drop in modules

Sandwich Shoppe - McGizmo lights and all sorts of modding supplies

FlashlightLens - Glass flashlight lenses

JSBurly's - Pila products

Light-Edge - Super bulbs

ServiceLighting.com - 9,500+ light bulbs, batteries, flashlights...

Topbulb - all sorts of bulbs, including many high outout

1000bulbs - Hallogen MR16 - MR11 - MR8 bulbs

Nesika Limited - Maxabeam parts and accessories

Superbrightleds - All sorts of interesting LED lights and bulbs

Future Electronics - Distributor of Lumileds Products

[edit] History

Energizer: History of Flashlights

The Flashlight Museum

Stuart Schneider's Flashlight Museum

Invention of the Flashlight

Maglite History

Rayovac History