Registered: Sep 2005
Location: Indiana
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Does anyone here know anything about these lights ? I maybe going to buy one, checking burn time, service, brightness, etc. I am looking at the 21 volt belt-light. Thanks and if it is negative, just send me a PM.

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heard their suposed to be good lights but dunno dont have one

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i have 5 of them they are the best light ive ever owned

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ithoght they were but didnt know for sure

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I really like the light weight, I have never had a minute of trouble with the light as far as mechanical, but one thing I don't like about the 21 volt ( camo ) light, is the brightness knob switch is very, very easy to turn and if you are walking in thick brush it will rub on limbs and move on you... it gets aggrevating having to adjust the brightness 4 or 5 times on a trip to a tree, but other than that I really like mine..... Biggun

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I've had two before,both were trouble free.

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these lights are the best i have ever had i had the 28v the only thing wrong was that it kept blowing bulbs that is the only thing wrong and it only happens with the 28v

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I'm on my second one (traded for an upgrade). They are great lights, plenty of burn time, light weight to carry. The only problem I ever had is if you don't let it warm up on the low end for atlest 30 seconds, mine will blow the bulb every time when you switch it to high.

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Registered: Jun 2003
Location: Sandy Ridge NC
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I have the 28 volt belt light at this time. I really am pleased with it. I have never had one moments trouble with any of my box lights from Bright Eyes. I had to put a spring behind the switch so it made it harder to turn up because as you walk through the woods it was turning the light up real fast and blowing the bulbs. Since doing this I have used the same bulb for almost a year now. Hope this helps.

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sent ya a private message T.Knox

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i have used the 28 volt for 4 yrs now and still no problems best light and they stand behind there warranty

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love mine i live in the same town where there made and know ray and his wife great light and great people

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Registered: Jun 2003
Location: Hudson, Indiana
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I love mine. I think it is the dominator. The 21V one that has 40 hrs of burn time. I hunted the first two weeks of kill season without charging it. I've blown a couple of bulbs, but usually only if I don't give it the 20 min. of burn time on low after a full charge.

I would buy another if I needed, but I don't forsee mine wearing out anytime soon.

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Originally posted by Gr.Nt.Ch.Plott
I really like the light weight, I have never had a minute of trouble with the light as far as mechanical, but one thing I don't like about the 21 volt ( camo ) light, is the brightness knob switch is very, very easy to turn and if you are walking in thick brush it will rub on limbs and move on you... it gets aggrevating having to adjust the brightness 4 or 5 times on a trip to a tree, but other than that I really like mine..... Biggun

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Registered: Sep 2005
Location: Indiana
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For all the info.

Colt, what light do you have, is it a belt light and what volt ? Thanks

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Originally posted by T. Knox
For all the info.

Colt, what light do you have, is it a belt light and what volt ? Thanks

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Registered: Dec 2003
Location: Mercer PA
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I had an Exterminator 10V that was just fine. I personally don't like the Rheo switch, but thats just me. If I were buying one of their lights, I would probably get that little 1.3 lb deal. i have see a couple fellas hunting with them and that things is tiny. i looked it up, it is called the Assisinator. 16 hours on the low, 2 on the high. 21V

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Registered: Jul 2004
Location: ohio
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My son's has been prone to blowing fuses, other than that he likes it real well.

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Registered: Mar 2005
Location: Tri-Cities of Tennessee & Virginia
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I’ve owned several different brands of hunting lights throughout my coonhunting career and I would have to say that I’ve been completely satisfied with Bright Eyes lights. I don’t think you would go wrong with this brand of light.

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Registered: Sep 2005
Location: Indiana
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Josh and everyone else. I think I will try one and see for my self. Thanks again.

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