Flashlights, where are you all mounting them?

[JO DYRT]

Would it fit a fleshlight? let me know if you are selling.

Well, that would be a interesting angle of approach for sure. Sorry not sure of the Diameter compared to my "FLASHlight"

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[entropy]

Well, that would be a interesting angle of approach for sure. Sorry not sure of the Diameter compared to my "FLASHlight"

I've always wanted to have a proper relationship with my Jeep

 

[S2k Chris]

I have my big MagLite just stashed sticking out from under my seat, but I’d love a bracket of some type holding it in that location. I’ve seen a few for the JK, still hoping one come out for the JL.

I finally found, bought and installed a mount for my light. @Quadratec mount for the JL. Works great with my 4D Maglite.

https://www.quadratec.com/p/quadrat...qRdynkqqEWpOLfTCTkC6PEnP74vTdn5xoCeOEQAvD_BwE

Flashlight holder by Chris Stack, on Flickr

 

[AFD]

Anyone know of square-ish USB-C rechargeable flashlight that would fit in the center of the cupholder where the keyfob is supposed to fit?

Already own and found a bunch of other lights in that form-factor (Nitecore TIP2, TUP, TINI2; RovyVon E-series, etc) and they all seem a bit too short compared to the ginormous JL fob to fit in those slots.

Can't really find a good dedicated spot for my TINI2 and since I'll never use the fob holder for its intended purpose, just figured that'd be a nice location for a small emergency/task light.

 

[ROK HEMI]

Do any of these flashlight holders work on a 3C cell flashlight? It looks like they may all be designed for Dee cell flashlights. Thanks in advance.

 

[MCJA]

Mounted a USB rechargeable flashlight in my glovebox. Small, but effective. (I don't feel the need to compensate for anything with a massive flashlight )

USB wiring writeup here if you're interested.

 

[AFD]

Small, but effective. (I don't feel the need to compensate for anything with a massive flashlight )

Lol. I'm currently using a Nitecore Tini 2 that fits in the small upper dash tray. Still looking for something a bit larger (JL fob-sized) to fit in the cupholder fob slot, but this one's plenty bright compared to my old Maglites and Mini-Mags, just a lot harder to use with gloves on (and harder to find if you drop it somewhere while trying to turn it on)..

 

[ErAcEr]

Lol. I'm currently using a Nitecore Tini 2 that fits in the small upper dash tray. Still looking for something a bit larger (JL fob-sized) to fit in the cupholder fob slot, but this one's plenty bright compared to my old Maglites and Mini-Mags, just a lot harder to use with gloves on (and harder to find if you drop it somewhere while trying to turn it on)..

That looks like a nice little light. I store a Streamlight Strion HL-74752 in the deep center console, and rotate it out every week with the one charged on the work bench.

Spec's:
https://www.grainger.com/product/ST...ery=22LU18&searchBar=true&tier=Not+Applicable

 

[Heimkehr]

Do any of these flashlight holders work on a 3 C cell flashlight? It looks like they may all be designed for D cell flashlights.

That may depend on the flashlight's construction; i.e., the circumference chosen by the manufacturer. E.g., many high-zoot LED flashlights that appear to be D-cell units are in fact powered by a crapload of AA batteries.

 

[Punkindug]

Anyone know of square-ish USB-C rechargeable flashlight that would fit in the center of the cupholder where the keyfob is supposed to fit?

Already own and found a bunch of other lights in that form-factor (Nitecore TIP2, TUP, TINI2; RovyVon E-series, etc) and they all seem a bit too short compared to the ginormous JL fob to fit in those slots.

Can't really find a good dedicated spot for my TINI2 and since I'll never use the fob holder for its intended purpose, just figured that'd be a nice location for a small emergency/task light.

Yes. This one fits great.
https://a.co/d/1apxprp

 

[AcesandEights]

On the floor, loose, behind the front seat.

 

[zouch]

i typically have a small hi-power rechargeable in a pocket, but i have LED Mglites on the side of each front seat using mounts like these where they’re easily accessible from outside the vehicle as soon as you open a door and the likelihood of them becoming skullcrackers (accidentally) is low.

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