Where can I buy spare rubber bands for this light? Very easy to loose the bands. Is there a more reliable mounting method?
1044290
I found a local hardware store that sells neoprene "O-rings" I intend to try. Good luck!
1044291
They are simply o-rings. I buy bags of them for nothing almost at www.oringsandmore.com. Get part #217 BUNA 70 ORINGS or equivalent. Or just measure the size you have now and duplicate
22100
The handlebar mount for this light is a very good design - fits two different bar diameters - just make sure you do not lose the rubber items used to size to the smaller bar. Very easy to mount and dismount the light - my biggest problem is to not lose the little rubber thing used to cover the electrical connector used for charging - very tricky to get it in the hole and to make sure it stays there when you handle the light, etc.
86067
Looking at the listed dimensions, this Streamlight model is 0.90" diameter. So it probably would be "loose" in a 1.00" mounting ring, right? Better to use an adjustable clamp (if possible), I think. Either that, or trying to glue a rubber sheet "shim" around the body - but that could be clumsy, messy, and possibly might interfere with functioning.
872525
Yeah the mount is kinda cheap pretty easy to remove. I would buy a different mount. Great light though.
1663810
For me I just set the rounded depression on the bottom of the light on the handle bar. I took the smaller rubber band and wrapped it over the front groove of the mount, then stretched it under the bar and over the groove on the back of the mount. The tension in the rubber band held it tightly in place. Please tell me what is happening for you and I will try to help.
43336
You would need a casing. The black around the light itself is rubber but the back of the light is open. I'm fairly certain you could find something suitable, it just isn't included in this particular kit.
24633
This light is easily detachable and I have had one stolen. After that, I replaced the plastic hand-screws with some cheap bolts from a hardware store so someone would need a screwdriver to remove it.
346416
I'm sorry I can't answer that. I use a Nebo mount for my lights. Nice and solid and easily removed. Amazon has them for about $16.
1044031
I've never seen any other tank mounts for this. If you are not doing a planted tank I wouldn't use this light. Why don't you look at the cheaper Marineland Single Bright LED or the Marineland ML Double Bright LED. Their mounts might work better for your application.
2190344
I have been trying to find the 90 lumen model everywhere (the one without the silver ring) and have ordered one from Amazon and one from ebay. Both came with the silver ring and both were 125 lumens. I want the regular one, as pictured, for a more tactical look. That silver ring is gaudy. I can't find it anywhere. Best bet is to buy on bunbroker.com with actual pics of the individual unit being sold.
2138914
The LEDs have little individual clip-in holders. To mount them, you drill a hole holes in the plastic body where you want to mount the lights. The holders sorta snap into place and then when you place the LED's in them from behind, they lock into place. This will not be sufficient however for vigorous activity, I recommend placing a dab of silicone sealant (calk) on the back of each LED assembly once you have it all together and are happy with it.
872524
Yes, there are rings that hold it in place and they are very easy to undo on one side and take the light with you. I like the light - nice and bright.
658329
I did a thorough search and didn't find anything. They're supposed to last for a long time but I buy an extra light to use as a spare and they're pretty inexpensive. Sorry I couldn't be of more help.
1688949
My bike that had the clamp on it was stolen, so now I have a light, but no clamp. Any suggestions? I've since bought better lights, but a backup is nice to have.
750207
Sure, I hung mine using thin stainless steel cable. No worries, you just need to be creative on attaching them. BTW, these lights failed after about 6 months.
1657331
We used the stand from a halogen worklight assembly (the kind with two lamp fixtures). We just removed the fixture assembly (which is attached with a wingnut) and replaced it with the spot, which mounts via a single hole in the center of the bracket. Because it is relatively lightweight, we had no problems. And, yes, it's a great light, especially for the price.
570253
I bought this clamp light (http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000KKNGEM/ref=oh_details_o00_s00_i00?ie=UTF8&ps;c=1) that works well for me, we've been able to clip it onto several things around the apartment.