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Guest Guest
| Subject: lightforce lamps Sat Nov 08, 2008 12:25 pm | |
| ive used all three of these lamps and i enjoyed using them i like the fact that you can set the beam at your preverance i like mine a nice tight beam when running dogs but like a full beam when shooting what do all you lot think about the lamps lance,striker,blitz all the best sh |
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smashygadge Admin
Number of posts : 1303 Age : 49 Location : yorkshire Registration date : 2008-10-26
| Subject: Re: lightforce lamps Sat Nov 08, 2008 2:56 pm | |
| i like the lamps started with the lance rather nice for rabbiting light weight and hardy ,ive now upgraded to the blitz awkward when climbing but a grand lamp 2 . only thing i do with them is swap the wiring for my old clulite to stop wire snap. as ive been out on sevrel occasions with old wiring and had to stop lamping due to a break in the wire .other than that cant go wrong :+': | |
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Guest Guest
| Subject: lightforce lamps Sat Nov 08, 2008 3:40 pm | |
| i prefer the clu lite just need a red filter got tae wait 2 weeks feckers |
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smashygadge Admin
Number of posts : 1303 Age : 49 Location : yorkshire Registration date : 2008-10-26
| Subject: Re: lightforce lamps Sat Nov 08, 2008 3:49 pm | |
| - donnie1 wrote:
- i prefer the clu lite
just need a red filter
got tae wait 2 weeks feckers
i have a red here mate for that lamp have you got the extended front ? | |
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Guest Guest
| Subject: lightforce lamps Sat Nov 08, 2008 3:59 pm | |
| no mate i dont think so is it attached tae the head or does it come seperate, wae the filter |
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smashygadge Admin
Number of posts : 1303 Age : 49 Location : yorkshire Registration date : 2008-10-26
| Subject: Re: lightforce lamps Sat Nov 08, 2008 4:01 pm | |
| - donnie1 wrote:
- no mate i dont think so
is it attached tae the head or does it come seperate, wae the filter
ive got a filter that attatches to clulite head on a skrew but ive lost the head bit .i will try dig it out for you. i no ive got the filter bit | |
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smashygadge Admin
Number of posts : 1303 Age : 49 Location : yorkshire Registration date : 2008-10-26
| Subject: Re: lightforce lamps Sat Nov 08, 2008 4:03 pm | |
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Guest Guest
| Subject: lightforce lamps Sat Nov 08, 2008 4:15 pm | |
| have you ever used a red filter? iv never tryed them gonna gee it a bash tho, see if its as good as some say much you want for the filter mate? |
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smashygadge Admin
Number of posts : 1303 Age : 49 Location : yorkshire Registration date : 2008-10-26
| Subject: Re: lightforce lamps Sat Nov 08, 2008 4:20 pm | |
| - donnie1 wrote:
- have you ever used a red filter?
iv never tryed them gonna gee it a bash tho, see if its as good as some say
much you want for the filter mate?
nothing mate off an old lamp they are good as you can swap from red to clear. with a little flick . to be honest when i used to use the lamp , i never used anything else if it will fit on you can have it . well i will try dig out the front too but im sure i have tried before with no luck canny be far away . | |
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Guest Guest
| Subject: lightforce lamps Sat Nov 08, 2008 4:26 pm | |
| i was on the phone tae them last week they are realy helpfull sent me some rocker switches an bulbs too the shop i got the lamp fae i just had tae go an pick them up i cant fault the lamp does exactly what i want |
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RickyMay Jr. Member
Number of posts : 120 Age : 50 Location : In The Crisp Aisle Registration date : 2008-11-06
| Subject: Re: lightforce lamps Sun Nov 09, 2008 3:44 am | |
| I like the striker, but was thinking about the lance with a stonger bulb, not sure whether that would improve or hinder the lamp though, anyone tried this? | |
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smashygadge Admin
Number of posts : 1303 Age : 49 Location : yorkshire Registration date : 2008-10-26
| Subject: Re: lightforce lamps Sun Nov 09, 2008 4:34 am | |
| - RickyMay wrote:
- I like the striker, but was thinking about the lance with a stonger bulb, not sure whether that would improve or hinder the lamp though, anyone tried this?
yes i had the lance and put a 50 /70/100 tried them all now the only problem is less battery time ok on 50 like . and if you go higher you notice lot more battery usage. also you have to turn the housing to make it spot due to the longer bulb length. but saying that the lad i swapped my lance with the strengh of the lance and bltz dont vary greatly just the blitz more distance on the spot ,but if you your doing smaller feilds etc climing the lance i can recomend ,i had great fun with mine :+': | |
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RickyMay Jr. Member
Number of posts : 120 Age : 50 Location : In The Crisp Aisle Registration date : 2008-11-06
| Subject: Re: lightforce lamps Sun Nov 09, 2008 4:43 am | |
| Cheers, I thought that there would be some downside, as i think both the lance and striker have the same bulbs, but different housing. | |
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smashygadge Admin
Number of posts : 1303 Age : 49 Location : yorkshire Registration date : 2008-10-26
| Subject: Re: lightforce lamps Sun Nov 09, 2008 4:55 am | |
| - RickyMay wrote:
- Cheers, I thought that there would be some downside, as i think both the lance and striker have the same bulbs, but different housing.
to be honest mate they all come with the same 35w bulb i believe just the bigger housing throws the beam the bit further. but i will say the lad i swapped the blitz with . he is as happy with the lamce and dosnt understand why i swapped. i think what you need to think of is would you need distance beam , what size are the feilds you lamp,and if you climb a bit. now i must say now i have the blitz i dont like the bulkiness. i would much prefer the small size of the lance nice and light too. but saying that i had the striker the first i got but the wire broke so took it back to shop .i found that the best. but they had no more in stock and ended up with the lance. if i were to use the lance again.i would upgrade the bulb to 50w i think its about one turn out on the housing to get the spot correct. and your getting the battery time too.i think all in all your gaining more power on the rabbits eyes to help confuse the quarry and thats all :+': oh and any bulb change get the osram as any other does not have the quality of bulb or beam strength :+': | |
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RickyMay Jr. Member
Number of posts : 120 Age : 50 Location : In The Crisp Aisle Registration date : 2008-11-06
| Subject: Re: lightforce lamps Sun Nov 09, 2008 5:42 am | |
| Osram, Ive heard of them, will do, i fixed my striker last night and the bulb snapped so it is now unfixed. | |
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smashygadge Admin
Number of posts : 1303 Age : 49 Location : yorkshire Registration date : 2008-10-26
| Subject: Re: lightforce lamps Sun Nov 09, 2008 10:46 am | |
| - RickyMay wrote:
- Osram, Ive heard of them, will do, i fixed my striker last night and the bulb snapped so it is now unfixed.
ha ok well you want the osram bulb or it wont give the beam strength cheep ones are no good mate ,get a 35/50 and it will be like new . if you fixed it right that is lol good luck | |
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gaz100604 poaching major
Number of posts : 281 Age : 45 Registration date : 2008-11-10
| Subject: Re: lightforce lamps Wed Mar 18, 2009 9:52 am | |
| how does the bean adjust on the striker i have a 170 cant see how it does? | |
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smashygadge Admin
Number of posts : 1303 Age : 49 Location : yorkshire Registration date : 2008-10-26
| Subject: Re: lightforce lamps Wed Mar 18, 2009 1:18 pm | |
| if you got the striker gaz which is a very good lamp . i presume you have the standard bulb which is best in my opinion. but if you do want to adjust the range of beam . i would think that you have the reflecter housing tight and that give you the tightest beam on the lamp . now if you loosen it a little unscrew as to speek you will get a wider beam and keep loosening it will go to flood if nessasary . but if it has the standard bulb and you have the tightest beam that would do for me. as im using the blitz with a bigger bulb and forever adjusting the beam so quite anoying really. until i get the standard bulb but that can wait for me while next season now | |
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IRISH PUP Moderator
Number of posts : 1572 Age : 43 Location : CORK,IRELAND Registration date : 2008-10-28
| Subject: Re: lightforce lamps Wed Mar 18, 2009 3:26 pm | |
| I got him that lamp as an xmas pressie.. did i get a pressie in return how you adjust the beam on em is you unscrew the lamp..as your un twisting the head of the lamp the beam gets wider.... until you totally unscrew it and the head of it comes off..when its on fully tight its at its narrowest beam... regards IP | |
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gaz100604 poaching major
Number of posts : 281 Age : 45 Registration date : 2008-11-10
| Subject: Re: lightforce lamps Thu Mar 19, 2009 3:48 am | |
| might get the blitz next how much are they now | |
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smashygadge Admin
Number of posts : 1303 Age : 49 Location : yorkshire Registration date : 2008-10-26
| Subject: Re: lightforce lamps Thu Mar 19, 2009 4:05 am | |
| bit bulky gaz really i wish id stayed with a smaller lamp you dont gain much at all | |
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gaz100604 poaching major
Number of posts : 281 Age : 45 Registration date : 2008-11-10
| Subject: Re: lightforce lamps Thu Mar 19, 2009 5:54 am | |
| i was gonna keep the 170striker as well and have the blitz , its looks like you could pick up sky with one of those fuckers but people swear by them , i havent had anyproblems with the striker only a few times had long ears runs out of beam how much you pay for your si | |
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smashygadge Admin
Number of posts : 1303 Age : 49 Location : yorkshire Registration date : 2008-10-26
| Subject: Re: lightforce lamps Thu Mar 19, 2009 9:11 am | |
| i used to have the lance gaz .and i did a deal with a mate luckily . he now has the little lance and i gave him 30 pound i think and yes longear their grand and worth everypenny . well i suppose all it all it cant be knocked other than when climbing it tends to get in the way .but somthing you get used to | |
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gaz100604 poaching major
Number of posts : 281 Age : 45 Registration date : 2008-11-10
| Subject: Re: lightforce lamps Thu Mar 19, 2009 9:37 am | |
| yep gonna give it a go save a few pennys and get one just b4 season starts , ive never used a red filter thinking getting one wiv filter i must admit was out wiv a lad who had a red filter and i couldnt see jack when he had it on red does filter really give that much off a diff? and once you get close to rabbit to you switch off red onto white and lamp as normal? | |
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smashygadge Admin
Number of posts : 1303 Age : 49 Location : yorkshire Registration date : 2008-10-26
| Subject: Re: lightforce lamps Thu Mar 19, 2009 9:43 am | |
| well i started out with the cluson lamp with a red filter with rocky and i prefered it on the rabbit . i got the lance and i used an amber filter not really much good. and iam going to get the red filter for my bltz for next season it may lower the beam but once the eyes adjust to it it is very suprising how good it is .not so bright on your own eyes and makes the rabbits glow like a candle . and i think you can change it to clear once they running yes ip mentioned that. i havent tried it but red is definetly a good thing to have in your bag espeacially if the rabbits a little lamp shy they normally sit to the red | |
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