Currently stockpiling wilds but thats going to dry up soon.
Plenty of older sets still avaliable, but the only worthwhile investment locally avalible seems to be floodborn.
Is that worth grabbing sealed boosters to hold or pass?
Chase cards in floodborn are priced a bit low.
I pre-ordered both dvd and bluray versions through the official store at preorder launch.
On the us market reputable shops that are now opening pre orders.
They have regular and limited editions for sale.
Do I now need to buy the limited editions, or were the official jyp store pre-orders the limited editions and the US sellers are now also selling regular editions?
The loona album has an extra media sleeve over the factory sealed.
Genuine curiosity as Im not sure if what im thinking is legal or not and it is simply to make my work comms easier and more efficient for myself.
My employment has motorola XPR6350/6550 radios for on site comms.
Unfortunately they are old, degraded, lots of interference, and the batteries are in poor shape.
They only last a few hours and everyone is fighting for the small supply we have in rotation, let alone a spot on the battery charger.
Too many radios, too old, not enough batteries to keep up.
Is it wrong to buy my own personal radio to use, that way I have a new radio and new battery that i can take better care of?
I dont plan on using it anywhere except on work property.
Purchased mine at launch from olight with really high hopes.
Since the first week and many emails, my laser has had a defect UNDER the glass lense.
There seems to be a very thin small crack causing the beam to faintly scatter horizontally, this is very hard to show on camera but very easy to see in person.
No amount of microfiber, glass cleaning, lense cleaning kit has resolved it and olight customer service has been silent, I have yet to recieve any reply from anyone at olight.
The clip has weakened and there is an audible tick from being loose, if you lightly tap down on it, into the light body.
The sliding switch to change light modes is loose, id say its roughly 1cm of play and the physical notch has lost 50% of its feel, its very easy to accidentally switch light modes, especially so in the pocket.
The push button to turn on/off and adjust brightness is a bit mushy now, it no longer has a sharp confident press / release.
The side laser button from day one has felt pretty cheap and flimsy, one of my big worries was it wearing out fast due to how soft / light it was to activate, oddly, it has held up better than the primary on off button.
The light body dents easy, the first few accidental drops put dents into the edges and the cerakote they brag is tougher, scratches / scrapes / rubs off very easy, part of the light body on my arkpro is down to the base metal.
The good of the light is beam patterns and brightness for its intended use.
You get a lot of usefull flood, the spotlight function is only useful up to maybe 20m, it does not have enough of a punch effect to beat the photonic barrier of other lights its size or even street/ building lights.
My other daily lights are an L17 and rein 3.0 both out perform the APU.
UV is great, the laser itself is strong but the defect mentioned above is too apparent.
Simply due to non existent olight customer support, I wouldnt purchase one again.
Even now, if they were to finally reach out after this post, id just cut my loss and use the light till it dies. current state of my arkpro ultra, take today.