Can I get some recommendations to pair with a dbal d2 also picked up a unity taps switch for cheap so preferably something that will use a Surefire tail
Night Vision Light recommendations to Pair w Dbal D2
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A Surefire light will use a Surefire tail. 
Surefire is always the answer.
Surefire is always the answer.
Haha I meant like what models there is like 7 billion different models it seems like and didn't know if any would pair/fit with the D2 better than others lolA Surefire light will use a Surefire tail.
Surefire is always the answer.
The 600 df is good. I have a modlite plhv2 I like alot as well. Lights are pretty similar with the PLH throwing a little better and the 600df having similar intensity but slightly wider spill and better illumination out to the edges of the spill. PLH can use the same surefire rear caps and has a single 18350 or 18650 size model.
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I have the 18650 version. Whichever version you go with I highly suggest sticking to a single cell solution. High output lights can cause a fire if one batt is dead and the other has charge when the light draws load. Has to do with the dead/low cell trying to rapidly charge and equalize with the full cell and internal resistance causing them to heat. Charging two 18350s means you need to be sure they are both correctly charged as a pair before you use them. Good batt chargers have indicators for this. Single 18650 or 18350 dont experience this potential issue and in a pinch an 18650 light can just run two lithium cr123s-- edit to add, some 18650s can. The modlite cannot and the surefire 600DF can
Modlite PLHv2 Light Package
Now shipping the new, slim heads, as shown in the primary picture. This light package contains a PLHv2 light head, 18650 or 18350 body, and your choice of tailcap. It also includes one 18650 or 18350 cell and charger. The PLHv2 head is rated at 1350 lumens and 54,000 candela, which provides...
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I have the 18650 version. Whichever version you go with I highly suggest sticking to a single cell solution. High output lights can cause a fire if one batt is dead and the other has charge when the light draws load. Has to do with the dead/low cell trying to rapidly charge and equalize with the full cell and internal resistance causing them to heat. Charging two 18350s means you need to be sure they are both correctly charged as a pair before you use them. Good batt chargers have indicators for this. Single 18650 or 18350 dont experience this potential issue and in a pinch an 18650 light can just run two lithium cr123s-- edit to add, some 18650s can. The modlite cannot and the surefire 600DF can
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The 600 df is good. I have a modlite plhv2 I like alot as well. Lights are pretty similar with the PLH throwing a little better and the 600df having similar intensity but slightly wider spill and better illumination out to the edges of the spill. PLH can use the same surefire rear caps and has a single 18350 or 18650 size model.
Modlite PLHv2 Light Package
Now shipping the new, slim heads, as shown in the primary picture. This light package contains a PLHv2 light head, 18650 or 18350 body, and your choice of tailcap. It also includes one 18650 or 18350 cell and charger. The PLHv2 head is rated at 1350 lumens and 54,000 candela, which provides...
I have the 18650 version. Whichever version you go with I highly suggest sticking to a single cell solution. High output lights can cause a fire if one batt is dead and the other has charge when the light draws load. Has to do with the dead/low cell trying to rapidly charge and equalize with the full cell and internal resistance causing them to heat. Charging two 18350s means you need to be sure they are both correctly charged as a pair before you use them. Good batt chargers have indicators for this. Single 18650 or 18350 dont experience this potential issue and in a pinch an 18650 light can just run two lithium cr123s-- edit to add, some 18650s can. The modlite cannot and the surefire 600DF can
This is the way. Modlite kicks the crap out of the Surefire DF. When you get in a lumen war, don’t forget the candela. Lumen without candela is just flood. Candela controls. For general use, the Modlite PLHV2 is the best surefire footprint out there. I really like the Cloud Defensive Rein micro for my rifles and it can be ordered with an integrated switch with built in cable management. Cloud Rein micro would be my first choice, Modlite PLHV2 my second, and Surefire DF a distant third.
Would i be able to use the modlight w a unity taps w surefire plug in
What do all your buttons work? Sorry for the dumb questions im new to nv and ir laser lol
I've got a russian Perst 3 laser along with its pressure pad setup and a modlite PLHv2 and unity tactical hot button. The large rear pad is the perst controls, pad is fire, cross bolt is a safety lockout, and the knob is brightness. The angled switch is a unity hot button and controls the modlite. It uses surefire leads and has both momentary as well as a clicky constant on mode.
My only complaint with the setup is using the hot button by half pushing to momentarily active the white light I've occasionally had the rifle drive itself back just enough to click it onto constant. I'd actually prefer it to be momentary only
My only complaint with the setup is using the hot button by half pushing to momentarily active the white light I've occasionally had the rifle drive itself back just enough to click it onto constant. I'd actually prefer it to be momentary only
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