Is the end switch the tactical (forward-clickie) type? That is, will a slight press on the button turn on the flashlight for as long as you hold it t
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You can program the light or request someone to write the code. I had a good program that had a dazzle, push 3 sec and let go the button or if you held the button pass 4 sec placed it into a quick on off. The button does take a little pressure but I made a holder for my weapon and works well.
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What is the problem with switch on the first flashlight.? I bought two more of these of these flashlights the first one worked fine for a week so I ordered two more by the time I got the second order the first flashlight would go on sometimes by pushing the button and other times it wouldn't. And then about a week later I received he other two flashlights. They are very well made machine but I think the switch on the bottom is no problem. I noticed a few other feedbacks that I wasn't the only one that had a problem with the on-off button please answer thank you.
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No, it's actually a switch. Pushing the switch up will keep the flashlight on.
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Turning the flashlight to the different settings is a challenge. I loosened the end slightly and by playing around with how you flick the end, it goes from setting to setting. It is not easy but once you get the touch down, it works very well. I am very happy we purchased multiple flashlights.
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Yes each time you press the button at the rear of the flashlight takes you to another mode, steady light, strobe, S.O.S. If you turn the light off for a bit the first button click will take you to the steady light mode. I've had these lights for a year now and they are still working fine. If you look around, Ultrafire also makes a light that has just the steady light mode, though I'm not sure of the model number.
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If there is a way, I have not figured it out. There us one button to activate or deactivate the flashlight.
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This sounds like a problem I had a few weeks ago, my light would turn on sometimes if I held the button just right, sometimes not at all. Or it would change through the modes all by its self. I found that the there was a piece loose in the back section of the flashlight, where the switch is. if you take off the switch to change out the battery, my problem was that behind the spring that pushes down the battery there is a nut that holds the switch in place and it came loose. I removed the spring and tightened the nut that holds the button in place.
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You twist the bezel that holds the button. I was confused on it for a few minutes, too. The part that twists off is very small, just the tail end of the flashlight.
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Did you press the little button on the end? If so, then I am not sure what the problem is. We have never had a problem with it and love the flashlight option.
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no the same button you turn it on with will control the beam strength . this flashlight is so bright you can reach the moon with it. its no joke .
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Nope. Won't work. I do not know of any pressure switch for these flashlights that will work as "on" "off" switches. But I sure do love these flashlights. Getting ready to order 10 more as Christmas gifts.
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To turn the flashlight on you need to rotate the lighted end of the flashlight about 1/4 turn. The only practical way to do this is with both hands. it is possible to do with one hand but it's awkward and difficult. Otherwise it's a great little light.
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There is a button on the light itself, and I don't mean the base, which controls the flashlight, and can be set for a flashing light, a continual light, or no light at all. That button controls the flashlight itself, so don't be afraid to be the boss.
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Depends on where the foregrip is on your rifle. I have mine mounted to the bayonet mount. The pressure switch reaches about to the top of the magazine well. That being said the switch broke easily, after using about 3 times. The wire pulled out of rhe pressure plate. The flashlight itself functions very well. The pressure switch is in the trash can.
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Yes. Keep in mind that it does not take away the 5 modes of operation. The flashlight still cycles through: Bright, medium, dim, strobe, SOS each time you press the pressure switch. I had assumed the brains were in the base so the pressure switch would always give you a bright light: That's what I want when using this type of pressure switch on a gun mount. So does it work: Yes. Does it do what most people actually need if using the flashlight for tactical purposes: No.
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The pressure switch only controls the modes that the flashlight has. It has no modes itself. Not sure if it will work with that light. I tryed to piece together another light and just bought another light and switch. There are a lot of different switches and lights.
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It says on and off by the switch. If you can't see that press the flashlight button and if it does not come on slide the switch the other way and try again.