LED flashlights and batteries

[AVService]

MH-C9000 it only does 4 at a time but seemed to give greater control options for charging and conditioning.
I got them through Thomas and using Amazon found a good deal I think.

So far I have not been out shooting and had dead packs. I have shot with 4 strobes at a time sometimes which gives me 4 loaded strobes and 2 sets of spares.
I put the strobes in the air on stands in pairs and remote trigger them and it would be a pain if they die during an event.
The strobes slave from a controller on the camera so I don't know how much power they are always using but they will go for 400 or 500 shots a night fired from 2 different cameras without dying.

On a related note I have been using a Fenix E21 for a few months now and I really like it. Bright as hell even on low setting and well made too.
I just picked up a StreamLight P90 too which is like a mini Army style right angle LED job which I can clip onto things. I have it clipped into the Synapse all the time and it is great though it does use 123's I buy them through Alarm Distributors very cheaply.

I loves me some flashlights!

Ed

[PM4HIRE]

Mtn, I believe we've had this discussion before,
but at the time I was pretty lame when it comes
to everyday carry or edc flashlights. Since then, I
discovered Fenix E01, Fenix E05, Preon 1 and 2
make great AAA flashlights, check them out on
GoingGear.com, edcforums, and candlelightforum.com.

[jeffmac]

I am currently looking at a couple of LED Lenser flashlights for review and my initial impression is quite good. They are a German company that was recently bought by Leatherman Tools here in the states.

[PM4HIRE]

JeffMac, there's a lot of hyper competition in LED flashlight
space today, checkout the forum Budgetlight.