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Dorcy 41-0467 availability
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Dorcy
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We are totally out of stock so nada, zero, zippo, zllch.. until January. Sorry..
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beachnik
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Hmm, so my original hunch was correct. And that would explain why all the discounting was recently taking place - clearing the old version out the pipeline so it didn't bump into the new version.
Which leads me to think the new model is likely to be a little more expensive than the old one!
Can you give us a hint as to the pricing on the Dorcy Dive II?
mike_s
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more Lumens? like what? (about what will the output be?)
what about the beam? still a "80% spot, 20% flood? Any changes?
Batteries? still using 6 AA's, or going to something like 3AA's.?
Still turn on by tightening head? or push button/ magnetic switch?
I understand the better grip need, although I've never dropped mine. The lanyard that came with it was, well rather wimpy for diving. most of us made a better one
For any one else's refereance, as an example, here is the lanyard that I made, with a SS clip so I could clip it off to my harness. Not indicated in the pic, but the lanyard is the perfect length that you can loop it over the end of the light to keep it from dangling and catching on anything when the light is clipped off.
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Dorcy
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more Lumens? like what? (about what will the output be?)
what about the beam? still a "80% spot, 20% flood? Any changes?
Batteries? still using 6 AA's, or going to something like 3AA's.?
Still turn on by tightening head? or push button/ magnetic switch?
I understand the better grip need, although I've never dropped mine. The lanyard that came with it was, well rather wimpy for diving. most of us made a better one
For any one else's refereance, as an example, here is the lanyard that I made, with a SS clip so I could clip it off to my harness. Not indicated in the pic, but the lanyard is the perfect length that you can loop it over the end of the light to keep it from dangling and catching on anything when the light is clipped off.
220 Lumens, Same size, still turn head. i will get you more updates as i get them
mike_s
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beachnik
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When 'facsimile machines' where new and high tech, when we typed cryptic words into telex machines to communicate with our suppliers in southeast asia, when you had to 'book' a phone call to India a day in advance, I was in product management. It seems like it wasn't that many years ago.
We spent a fair amount of time guessing what product features customers wanted.
And now this. What a world.
We spent a fair amount of time guessing what product features customers wanted.
And now this. What a world.
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