Does the Fury Defender have clicky on for full-on or twisty? Surefire's own website says click on or off, but several review sites say twisty (I already know it has temporary clicky on -- I am asking about full-on). Does the Fury Defender have clicky on for full-on or twisty? Surefire's own website says click on or off, but several review sites say twisty (I already know it has temporary clicky on -- I am... » Read More Does the Fury Defender have clicky on for full-on or twisty? Surefire's own website says click on or off, but several review sites say twisty (I already know it has temporary clicky on -- I am asking about full-on). « Show Less
765505
No twisty for this flashlight, just click on and click off...and yes, you are right about the temporary/quick click.
765506
Actually both. You have to twist to get the light to be able to come on or turn off. Then you have to click the cap to leave on or hold it in for on/off flashing. If it is clicked to "stay on" and you then twist it counter clockwise to turn off and clockwise to come back on. It is the brightest white light I have ever seen on a palm size flashlight. You need a large/full size flashlight that weighs about 4+ pounds to get light this bright
392648
Click once for full on. That's the only control. The only thing twisting does it prevent the light from being turned on (useful during travel).
765507
I bought this for my son and he has told me it does click on and stays on. Sorry this took so long.
993081
I have a Snugg cover for my Kindle Fire. I'm not sure what you mean the on-off button is on the "bottom slant". My on-off button is on the top when holding vertically and on the left when horizontal. When placed in the cover (horizontal) there is an opening on the cover which allows you to turn on and off with out removing the cover. Its a nice cover, but my only complaint is that you need to open the cover (not remove) to attach the charging cable. I cut a small hole in the cover to allow attaching the charging cable without opening the cover. I complained previously to Amazon about this design. Hope this helps. I have a Snugg cover for my Kindle Fire. I'm not sure what you mean the on-off button is on the "bottom slant". My on-off button is on the top when holding vertically and on the left when horizontal. When placed in the cover (horizontal) there is an opening on the cover which allows you to turn on and off with out removing the cover. Its a nice cover, but my only complaint is that you need to open the cover (not remove) to attach the charging cable. I cut a small hole in the cover to allow attaching the charging cable without opening the cover. I complained previously to Amazon... » Read More I have a Snugg cover for my Kindle Fire. I'm not sure what you mean the on-off button is on the "bottom slant". My on-off button is on the top when holding vertically and on the left when horizontal. When placed in the cover (horizontal) there is an opening on the cover which allows you to turn on and off with out removing the cover. Its a nice cover, but my only complaint is that you need to open the cover (not remove) to attach the charging cable. I cut a small hole in the cover to allow attaching the charging cable without opening the cover. I complained previously to Amazon about this design. Hope this helps. « Show Less
329834
You push it on either with your right or left index finger which is a very natural motion. On is all the way to the left or all the way to the right of the switch. Off is the central position of the switch. My holster (contact troutguy1911@gmail.com) easily prevents inadvertent turn on when holstered.
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Short answer, no. Long answer: It seems there are multiple variants of this flashlight that are sold. Some have a memory function that at least keeps it in the same mode on each power on. Others have a memory function that is used by turning it on with a long press. I have noticed also that sometimes when turning it on with a normal short click if its been off for a while it turns on in the same mode I turned it off.
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First, this light is not designed to strobe. It is only on or off mode. If it is in a strobe mode then you might have internal contacts that are not seating correctly or some other physical issue with this light. I do know that some of these have tail cap click issues where they have to be screwed in really tight or the clicker will not turn on the light. Of course you can always remove the battery too. I have three of these and so far all three have functioned fine. I have bought 2 others as gifts and one had an issue of the clicker not turning on the light. Making sure it was as tight as possible stopped that issue. And, you could return it to have it replaced to. Good luck! First, this light is not designed to strobe. It is only on or off mode. If it is in a strobe mode then you might have internal contacts that are not seating correctly or some other physical issue with this light. I do know that some of these have tail cap click issues where they have to be screwed in really tight or the clicker will not turn on the light. Of course you can always remove the battery too. I have three of these and so far all three have functioned fine. I have bought 2 others as gifts and one had an issue of the clicker not turning on the light. Making sure it was as tight as... » Read More First, this light is not designed to strobe. It is only on or off mode. If it is in a strobe mode then you might have internal contacts that are not seating correctly or some other physical issue with this light. I do know that some of these have tail cap click issues where they have to be screwed in really tight or the clicker will not turn on the light. Of course you can always remove the battery too. I have three of these and so far all three have functioned fine. I have bought 2 others as gifts and one had an issue of the clicker not turning on the light. Making sure it was as tight as possible stopped that issue. And, you could return it to have it replaced to. Good luck! « Show Less
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Yes, you twist the whole top portion off. Find the 2 black dots beside the on button. Twist the top off counterclockwise (the dots will not be aligned when you can pull the top off). You know it's locked back on when you twist clockwise and the dots are lined up again. Mine is rather stubborn to twist off.
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Graeme, I must write and draw with a fairly light touch, as I had not noticed any clicking before. But when I write with a more staccato effect, I definitely hear that click. Good thing you brought it up or I woud have thought something was wrong with my pen
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The modes change with each button press in the following sequence starting witth OFF: ON (solid)-OFF-ON (FAST BLINK)-OFF-ON(SOS pattern)-OFF. However, the flashlight can act erratic sometimes as it isn't 100% repeatable depending upon how quickly the button is pressed. I believe the control feature is fairly unsophisticated and as a result the function is somewhat indeterminate. I haven't used mine for long periods of time so I can't speak to the long term reliability of the bulb, but when its on it is extremely bright. I hope this helps.
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The on/off switch is a square, flat button, which is flush with the surface of the torch, on one of the long sides of the torch near the bottom. When mounted on the wall, the button is about an inch away from the wall surface on the top side of the torch that angles away from the wall, if that makes sense. You just push it once for "on," then push again for "off." It is easy to access when the torch is on the wall. In the picture I see here on Amazon, with a person's hand holding the torch, picture the button being under that person's palm on the side of the torch. Hope that helps! The on/off switch is a square, flat button, which is flush with the surface of the torch, on one of the long sides of the torch near the bottom. When mounted on the wall, the button is about an inch away from the wall surface on the top side of the torch that angles away from the wall, if that makes sense. You just push it once for "on," then push again for "off." It is easy to access when the torch is on the wall. In the picture I see here on Amazon, with a person's hand holding the torch, picture the button being under that person's palm on the side of the torch. Hope... » Read More The on/off switch is a square, flat button, which is flush with the surface of the torch, on one of the long sides of the torch near the bottom. When mounted on the wall, the button is about an inch away from the wall surface on the top side of the torch that angles away from the wall, if that makes sense. You just push it once for "on," then push again for "off." It is easy to access when the torch is on the wall. In the picture I see here on Amazon, with a person's hand holding the torch, picture the button being under that person's palm on the side of the torch. Hope that helps! « Show Less
1168288
Yes, it does have a distinctive " clicky feel " to it when it scrolls. I personally prefer it over the other type.It feels intuitive and I am quite used to this type of feel. I feel that I can control the speed more easily -but that may just be very subjective.
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It is a round push button on the top of the clip on the back side of the flasher. It is a recessed push button, so it is difficult to accidentally turn it off. I wear it every day on the waist band Ion the back of me) of my walking shorts to be seen. Get some comments, and they have always been positive. I turn it on before I clip it on to make sure it has the flash pattern that I want that day. Hope this provides some help for you. Oh, and they are light and strong from breaking if dropped.
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Yes, it makes a click when turning on and off. Unfortunately they all do (all 3 that I have used so far). The click is about as loud as an electronic cigarette lighter behind the cover.
1380525
Its a on / off switch that you activate with your thumb. It has a positive click when moved, you wont accidentally leave it on by mistaking turning it off when it is not. I had that problem with the cheaper Vivitar magnifying glass.
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I've used all the brands, it's the regulator twist at the bottom of tank, you must adjust it. All the brands of fuel has worked for me. THe key is the regulator. If it won't light, then the pressure is just too high, adjust the twist, then it will work nicely. I like this lighter and it's worked well for me and DHs works nicely too. The product description doesn't tell you about this feature, I had to figure it out by looking at lighter under a 15x magnifier. LOL, then I found the regulator twist! I emailed the seller, but they don't seem to want to add this to the description. Bad seller, good lighter! I've used all the brands, it's the regulator twist at the bottom of tank, you must adjust it. All the brands of fuel has worked for me. THe key is the regulator. If it won't light, then the pressure is just too high, adjust the twist, then it will work nicely. I like this lighter and it's worked well for me and DHs works nicely too. The product description doesn't tell you about this feature, I had to figure it out by looking at lighter under a 15x magnifier. LOL, then I found the regulator twist! I emailed the seller, but they don't seem to want to add this to the description. Bad seller,... » Read More I've used all the brands, it's the regulator twist at the bottom of tank, you must adjust it. All the brands of fuel has worked for me. THe key is the regulator. If it won't light, then the pressure is just too high, adjust the twist, then it will work nicely. I like this lighter and it's worked well for me and DHs works nicely too. The product description doesn't tell you about this feature, I had to figure it out by looking at lighter under a 15x magnifier. LOL, then I found the regulator twist! I emailed the seller, but they don't seem to want to add this to the description. Bad seller, good lighter! « Show Less
192079
I do not use the pressure switch because for me I never knew what was going to happen. I opted to lose the momentary feature by using the push button switch instead but I now know a single click will turn on the last mode I was in. A quick double click using the button changes the mode and you can cycle through all modes with repeated double clicks. A single click will turn current mode on/off. Maybe with more practice I can get the pressure switch to work reliably but for now I will only trust the push button switch. Great quality for the price. The QD and overall construction is solid. I had it mounted to my 12g to test shock durability and after a couple dozen slugs and 00 it is still 100% reliable. I do not use the pressure switch because for me I never knew what was going to happen. I opted to lose the momentary feature by using the push button switch instead but I now know a single click will turn on the last mode I was in. A quick double click using the button changes the mode and you can cycle through all modes with repeated double clicks. A single click will turn current mode on/off. Maybe with more practice I can get the pressure switch to work reliably but for now I will only trust the push button switch. Great quality for the price. The QD and overall construction is solid. I... » Read More I do not use the pressure switch because for me I never knew what was going to happen. I opted to lose the momentary feature by using the push button switch instead but I now know a single click will turn on the last mode I was in. A quick double click using the button changes the mode and you can cycle through all modes with repeated double clicks. A single click will turn current mode on/off. Maybe with more practice I can get the pressure switch to work reliably but for now I will only trust the push button switch. Great quality for the price. The QD and overall construction is solid. I had it mounted to my 12g to test shock durability and after a couple dozen slugs and 00 it is still 100% reliable. « Show Less
806847
i had no problem with a strikefire, I was using a cantilever 1/3 lower co witness, i could see the top black rim just a hair
99499
i'd say soft click, but am no expert. for the price i think it's worth finding out what kind of click it is - you won't be disappointed!