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 Re: Headlamp recommendations for exploration
[Re: FrankR]
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06/22/07 02:32 AM
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I second the Energizer one. For the price at Wally world you really cant go wrong. I have beat and abused mine pretty severely and it still lights up flawlessly.
03 Montero XLS, OME 2"suspension lift,Full skid plates, Extended Diff/transfer breathers. 34 LTB's, Winch w/syn rope, Locked front/rear.
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Re: Headlamp recommendations for exploration
[Re: icysyrup]
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06/23/07 06:35 AM
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Joined: Jun 2005
Posts: 217
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Well I ended up spending a little more and going for the Princeton Tec Apex headlamp. I liked all the specs, and it can take rechargeables or lithium batteries instead of the alkalines, most other companies don't recommend them. Two others I considered and would still buy, is the Princeton Tec Corona and the Pelican 2630. And if anyone else needs a PT Apex, the best price on the net that I could find was here: http://www.basegear.com/princetonapex.html $63 with free shipping! I can't wait to get it.
Jeremy
88 Toyota Pickup 22RE, 31x10.5's, Warn M8000, Marlin rear bumper
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