TANK007 TK-703 HA-III Cree Q3-WC 110-Lumen LED Flashlight - Black (1AAA110440)
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Brand: TANK007
Model: TK-703
Emitter Brand/Type: Cree
Emitter BIN: Q3-WC
Color BIN: White
Total Emitters: 1
Battery Configurations: 1 x AAA/1 x 10440 Ii-on battery
Voltage Input: 0.8~4.2V, 4.2V max
Switch Type: Clicky (Clickie)
Switch Location: Tailcap (Tail-cap)
Modes: 1
Mode Memory: -
Mode Arrangement: -
Circuitry: Digital Regulated 400mA Current Output
Brightness: 110 lumens maximum brightness (manufactuer rated)
Runtime: 75 minutes (manufactuer rated)
Lens: Coated Glass Lens
Reflector: Aluminum Textured/OP Reflector
Carrying Clip: -
Carrying Strap: Strap Included
Other Features: HA-III Finished
Dimensions: 3.15 in x 0.59 in x 0.59 in
Weight: 1.13 oz
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Decent Flashlight |
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| Posted by Illumenati on 05-16-2010 | |
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| Pros:This is a very capable pocketlight for the money. It's very small, it's cheap, it looks nice, it's extremely bright (with 10440), it's easy to use, and it can tail stand. What more can you ask for??? | |
| Cons:Came with a different and cheaper lanyard than the one pictured at the website. It's broke after a few weeks of lite use. Cannot retrofit it for keychain use because the holes are too small. Wished that it came with a clip instead. Runtime on 10440 batteries are too short (Max. 20 Min. on protected 10440 bat.). scratches easily if you have it in your pocket with some keys. Light flickers once in awhile for no apparent reason. Cannot disassemble head for inspection. | |
| Other Thoughts:This is one of the few flashlight I know that will work with the proctected batteries from Trustfire (the grey ones). The fit isn't exactely perfect (cannot screw the tailcap all the way) but you could solve that by either using a bent paper clip or an O-ring to seal the gap between the body and the tail switch. | |
| Bottomline:For ten bucks, you can't deny the simplicy and value of this flashlight. It also came in a retail box instead of the bubble wrap so you can give it away as gifts. Buy it, you won't regret it! | |
Nice Idea, Lousy Switch |
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| Posted by Ben2K on 04-16-2010 | |
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| Pros:Nice size. Only AAA I've found with a clicky switch. | |
| Cons:Clicky switch doesn't work reliably. Height of switch and size of lanyard hole mean that you can't use it on a key-ring, which is kind of the point to using this size light. Also, the barrel is dimpled for good grip, but is likely to have all the color quickly rubbed off by keys or coins in pocket. | |
| Other Thoughts:Replace cheap plastic switch, raise the rim for clearance, and enlarge the lanyard hole, and this could be a winner. | |
| Bottomline:Nice idea, bad implementation. | |
Nice price/quality ratio - very bright |
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| Posted by Olpok on 04-11-2010 | |
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| Pros:Small (could be shorter tho - that would be the max: same diameter and quality and, let's say, 6 mm shorter). Very bright light for its size and quite throwy. Just an on/off switch and not 5 (mostly useless) modes. Nice quality, small - fits in any pocket, and relatively strong beam for the size. Very lightweight, clean, nice finish. Needs a cheap AAA ("pencil") battery that you can find everywhere. Will survive a drop from several meters, even when switched on. | |
| Cons:Probably not waterproof if submerged completely (switch and front have no o-rings). | |
| Other Thoughts:Gives enough lumens output to light up objects at a distance of about 40 meters. Very impressive for such a small size - much better than a much bigger (and more expensive) maglite with a regular bulb (obsolete tungsten wire [old stuph]). | |
| Bottomline:Buy it (of several of them) as a gift - this is a nice "price/lumen" ratio flashlight to keep in your car, motorbike, desk, caravan, pocket, home, hmm.. just everywhere. If you prefer "small and bright", buy it. | |
Perfect for its price |
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| Posted by dannie78 on 04-07-2010 | |
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| Pros:- Very good and durable black finish. It was for almost a day with several coins in my pocket and almost no damage- Very small in size. Can be put everywhere- Glass lens- Very bright (with charged battery) | |
| Cons:- Quickly draws batteries. From fresh Alkaline AAA it draws 1A. Rechargeable NiMh AAA (1.2V 800 mAH) will last not more than 1 hour. The light is very bright only the first 15 minutes- Lanyard became untidy for 2 weeks usage | |
| Other Thoughts:- Gets hot after two minutes of usage | |
| Bottomline:Very good choice if you don't care about short lifetime of the battery | |
Durable |
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| Posted by jclegion on 04-05-2010 | |
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| Pros:Solid build quality, clicky works great for such a small one. Nice feel to it, great grip, looks cool. The lanyard is very useful for a small light. Very bright, with smooth reflector, it's a nice thrower, tight beam. | |
| Cons:Only works (so far) with a normal AAA battery, I tried the Trusfire TR10440 protected ones (gray ones) from this site and it worked for a few minutes or so, then gets incredible hot and shuts the light off. With a regualr AAA battery it performs fine, and is very bright. Going to try the blue unprotected ones next | |
| Other Thoughts:Too bad it didn't work with the 10440 protected rechargables. It was insanely bright with those, brighter than a lot of my other more expensive lights. | |
| Bottomline:Even though I am having trouble running the 3.7 volt batteries (10440) It is still worth it for the small price tag. Really bright with a regular AAA. Nice flashlight for sure. Quality! | |
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