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A review of the Nitecore D10 LED flashlight has been posted over on the forum of Watchuseek.com. 'the nitcore D10 is powered by a single AA (mignon) battery, alternatively rechargeables (I use eneloops) or 14500 li-ion's can be used. the torch is rated at 130 lumens when set to maximum output. though a 3/3.6 volt lamp can get a fair amount more light out of the reflector (which is textured by the way), I still prefer an AA lamp for EDC, knowing that this kind of battery is always and literally everywhere available just make me feel more comfortable, though I usually carry at least one spare cell with me, but I guess its just a "peace of mind" thing.'

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CPF Reviews have published a review of the NiteCore Defender Infinity Silver tactical flashlight. 'NiteCore Defender Infinity Silver is Silver Nickel plated special limited edition flashlight from EDGE Tactical Light Co. Ltd. Like the original NDI, the Infinity Silver is based on single AA sized battery. NDI Silver belongs to Infinity Defender series of flashlights from EDGETac (EDGE Tactical Light Co. Ltd.). NDI Silver is specially designed for self defense and for use as a general flashlight. The NiteCore Defender Infinity Silver has two light operating levels both of which are are configurable through light programming. Both the light levels are memorized by the electronic circuitry. LED used in NiteCore Defender Infinity Silver is high efficiency Cree 7090 XR-E Premium Q5 binned WC tint LED. Reflector of NiteCore Defender Infinity Silver is built from solid aluminum with Light Orange Peel (LOP) reflector finish. The Glass lens in front is anti-reflective impact resistant lens with Dual-Coating (TM). Dual-Coating is the specialty diamond coating on outer surface of the lens over the AR coating.'

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