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New EagleTac Additions to the Pinnacle Light Tunnel
by PinnacleFlashlights on Oct.15, 2009, under Information, Photos
We have added two new additions to the Pinnacle Flashlights Light Tunnel. The EagleTac M2 and the EagleTac T100C2. Below are two thumbnails at the 25ft range:

See the complete interactive beamshot comparison page including Fenix, Nitecore, and Surefire at:
EagleTac M2/M2X Switch Modification “How-To”
by PinnacleFlashlights on Sep.01, 2009, under Information, Photos, Videos
In its stock form, the EagleTac M2/M2X uses the controller ring on the bezel to smoothly switch between the following modes: Off > Low > Med > High > Turbo > Strobe. Additionally, the stock tailcap can be swapped out for the M25 module to add a click switch to the either the M2 or M2X. With the click switch the user often does not require that the bezel have an “off” position. Also, some users do not need the strobe and accidentally trigger it while trying to switch the light to turbo output. This article will show you how to disable both the “off” and “strobe” features using commonly available items. The modification should take less than 5 minutes to complete!
Note: Pinnacle Flashlights is not responsible for personal injuries or damages caused to your EagleTac M2/M2X while attempting to perform this modification.
So how well does this modification work? Check out the video below!
See the entire line of the world’s toughest, brightest, and most advanced flashlights at www.PinnacleFlashlights.com
Packing a Punch: Tons of Light, Tiny Package
by PinnacleFlashlights on Jul.20, 2009, under Information, Photos
It is often difficult to judge how large a flashlight is based solely on dimensions and a photo with no points of reference. This article will show you the extremely small size of some of our products and the incredible amounts of light that they produce.
Here are some images for size reference:
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Now that you have an idea of the size of each of these lights, we will show just how much light each one can put out. The “control” image will be the well known and very commonly carried Maglite Minimag AA.
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Check out the complete interactive beamshot comparison at the Pinnacle Flashlights Light Tunnel
Fishing with the Nitecore EX10… Literally!
by PinnacleFlashlights on Jun.16, 2009, under Information, Videos
This video demonstrates the ability of the Nitecore EX10 LED flashlight to operate while submerged in approximately 10 feet of water.
The Nitecore EX10 is a state of the art LED flashlight with quite possibly the world’s most advanced user interface. It is extremely small in size and weight and is suitable for every day carry. It features an infinitely variable digitally-controlled circuit to regulate light output. The latest R2 version runs off of a single 123A lithium battery and has a maximum output of 145 lumens. The body is constructed of 7075 military-grade aluminum and is finished with an exceptionally durable Type III hard anodized finish.
Below is a video of the underwater demonstration:
Durability Test: Nitecore Defender Infinity - Freeze
by PinnacleFlashlights on May.27, 2009, under Information, Photos
Over the next couple of weeks we will be presenting various tests that showcase the durability and ruggedness of our products here at www.PinnacleFlashlights.com
Today we will be testing the durability of the Nitecore Defender Infinity (NDI) LED. The NDI is a state of the art flashlight that was designed for military or law enforcement use. It is compact and light weight which makes it suitable for every day carry (EDC). It features a unique infinitely variable digital processor that regulates output from 5 to 145 lumens. The casing is crafted from military grade aluminum alloy and hard anodized to a mil-spec type III finish. The Cree R2 LED is protected by an impact resistant optical lens with anti-reflective coating and is waterproof to IPX-8 standards.
This test will show the Defender Infinity’s ability to function flawlessly in freezing temperatures. We begin the test with the NDI turned on and submerged in about 2 inches of water.

We then proceed to place the entire container into the freezer. After a couple hours, the unit is removed and the ice block is removed from the casing.

The Nitecore Defender Infinity continues to operate after a couple hours in the freezer and being frozen in a solid block of ice. It is designed for specialists who demand that their equipment handle the harshest of conditions. When your life is on the line, don’t settle for anything other than the best. See the complete Nitecore line at www.PinnacleFlashlights.com






















