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NITECORE CR6, CB6, CG6

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2014/03/17
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What is the differrent of CR6, CB6, CG6

Blue light advantage

The blue light is great for hunting because it makes blood trails stand out by making the blood appear black, which makes it easier to track an injured animal. Blue light won’t attract insects. It works with night vision equipment, produces less disturbing light, and is good for navigation or map reading as it show contour lines better than red.

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The two button interface lets you choose between 3 colors, 5 brightness levels, strobe, beacon SOS, and police warning output. Get the perfect type of light for any situation or emergency.
This customizable design combined with military grade anodized finish and waterproof body construction gives this light incredible resistance to harsh elements and rugged use.
Useful design features include a removable and reversible pocket clip, forward clicky switch with momentary-on ability, smooth parabolic reflector for long throw, and tail stand ability.

Reliable operation, durability and run-time makes this one hell of a compact searchlight for flexible deployment.

Red light advantage

Red light is great for penetrating fog and smoke, and ideal for signaling. Red is also ideal when you want to preserve your night vision. Hunters use the red filter to avoid disturbing animals during pre-dawn hours — animals see poorly in the red color spectrum. The filter is also useful for close range, non-tactical applications — such as map reading — as it reduces the intensity of light output.

For military operations; a red beam will always light the path ahead without jeopardizing night vision or strategic position. A red beam also perfectly illuminates star maps & lenses without affecting night vision. It won’t attract insects.

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Green light advantage

The Green filter is ideal for hunting and hiking. The green filter provides the best visibility in a forest because it uses the lowest light intensity possible. And the green light will help hide your location when hunting in the forest.

Green light won’t attract insects, and is the go-to beam color for fishing as fishes are attracted to green light and it preserves your night vision during pre-dawn fishing hours. Green Filter useful for map reading, hunting to avoid spooking game, tactical applications, blue provides a little more light for easier viewing or navigation over red filters.

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