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==Lights== | ==Lights== | ||
''' | '''Scorpion''' - 2xCR123A/1x18650 tactical light with a Cree XM-L T6. The light comes on at the programmed brightness level. Other modes available are a strobe when the button is held down and max when button is held for momentary on. Maximum output is 600 lumens. Introduced in January 2011. | ||
''' | '''Tikey''' - Very small titanium light with a Nichia 5mm LED using 3 button cells. ThruNite's first light. | ||
'''Catapult V2''' - 2x18650 or 1x18650/2xCR123A 2-mode light with large reflector and 1000 lumens maximum output on a Luminus SST-50 LED. Uses a forward clicky. Modes are selected by tightening or loosening the head. "Low" is 250 lumens. A Catapult V2 with Cree XM-L was the first XM-L light sold. | |||
'''Catapult V3''' - 2x18650 or 1x18650/2xCR123A 2-mode light with large reflector and 900 lumens maximum output on a Cree XM-L T6 LED. Uses a forward clicky. Modes are selected by tightening or loosening the head. With the head loosened, the user can half-press the clicky to rotate between Low, Medium, High, and Strobe. Except for Strobe, the loosened mode will be remembered. Tightened is always at Maximum. Introduced in February 2011. | |||
===Neutron Flood EDC Series=== | ===Neutron Flood EDC Series=== | ||
The Neutron Flood series of lights feature Cree XM-L LED's and a reverse clicky. There are 7 modes total with Turbo and Strobe available with the head tightened. With the head loosened, the modes are a 0.1 lumen "firefly" mode, Low, Medium, High, and SOS. The last mode on loose is memorized, while on tight the light always comes on in Turbo. | The Neutron Flood series of lights feature Cree XM-L LED's and a reverse clicky. There are 7 modes total with Turbo and Strobe available with the head tightened. With the head loosened, the modes are a 0.1 lumen "firefly" mode, Low, Medium, High, and SOS. The last mode on loose is memorized, while on tight the light always comes on in Turbo. Introduced in January 2011. | ||
'''Neutron1AA''' - 1xAA version with maximum output of 145 lumens. | '''Neutron1AA''' - 1xAA version with maximum output of 145 lumens. | ||