SEALs

[Argyll]

No problems, he resides a lot over at lightfighter, I can see if he'll allow it, but I doubt it......


http://www.specwargear.com/helmet-CCT_IBH-1_small.jpg

[He219]

Looks more like a surefire helmet lihgt than a camera. I have one as well and it looks pretty much the same.

http://www.tadgear.com/x-treme%20gea...e_hl1-a-tn.htm
Righty-o. Good call ..

[Ravage]

Sooooo what is it for ?

[Argyll]

Sooooo what is it for ?

erm seeing in lowlight conditions would be a safe bet!!

[He219]

Sooooo what is it for ?

Dude, just read the link I just posted above.

Compact, lightweight, watertight, multiple-output unit that can be attached to military PASGT and TC 2000 Modular Integrated Communications (MICH) helmets, as well as caving, climbing, construction, and search-and-rescue helmets.

The Helmet Light uses a single 123A lithium battery, three separate switches, and six light-emitting diodes (LEDs) to produce three different types of light at multiple power levels:
- Primary light - three 5mm white-light LEDs with low, medium, and high output levels

- Secondary light - two 5mm blue-light LEDs with low, medium, and high output levels

- Tertiary IFF light - one 3mm, 880nm infrared LED with continual blinking output

White lights are for general-purpose close-work illumination.
Blue lights serve the same purpose, but in a low-signature, night-vision-friendly color.
Blinking infrared light serves as a personal Identify Friend or Foe (IFF) beacon.
Attaches to thick-rimmed helmets (including MICH helmets) via a close-fitting, low-profile mount that clamps to the left-side rim. Some helmets may require drilling two small holes. Helmet Light unit may be removed separately from mount.

Weatherproof construction

[ammotech]

I don't think so mate......Look at the weapon it's an M14 sopmod. I could very well be wrong but I don't think the PJ's are using those.

Your wrong mate!

Air Force pararescuemen from the 304th Expeditionary Rescue Squadron free-fall during a high-altitude jump over the Gulf of Tadjoura in Djibouti, Africa, on Thursday, May 11, 2006. (U.S. Navy photo/Photographer's Mate 2nd Class Scott Taylor)

Enjoy: http://www.af.mil/photos/media_searc...arescue&page=6

[Ravage]

erm seeing in lowlight conditions would be a safe bet!!

Right !

(points his finger at Agryll like R.D Anderson in "StarGate SG1")

[beNder]

Times have changed. Back in the day they used chem lights and 90 degree flashlights.

[He219]

Times have changed. Back in the day they used chem lights and 90 degree flashlights.

I thought you were going to say Kerosene Lanterns or torches ..

[Ravage]

Torches are sooo "medieval angry mob".

[beNder]

I thought you were going to say Kerosene Lanterns or torches ..

and don't forget pitchforks.

[Ghostryder]

Speaking of lightfighter, I was over there awhile back ghost-reading (no pun) a thread where all the BTDTs pretty much take the piss out of that "IBH". I'll see if I can find it.

[Ravage]

They don't like the IBH ?

[Ghostryder]

http://lightfighter.net/eve/forums/a...6/m/2211029251

Here's one, they're talking about a dude trying to sell a fake one on e-bay, but some of them comment about the real deal.

[kuneho]

Hmm Surefire Helmet Light and a DBAL, interesting.