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#10

It’s HID.

#11

So?

Its a automobile head light lamp.

And you can probably fry an egg on it.

#12

Because if you are going to apply for your CMI… the flashlight, case, strap, charges, etc are all free.

#13

False advertising! Bait and switch!

The title indicates it is an InterNACHI flashlight, but the link states it is CMI branded.

#14

This isn’t the InterNACHI flashlight, I was just replying to Bob’s comment about flashlights needing to be at least 200 lumens. Our CMI flashlights are 6,500 lumens.

The InterNACHI flashlight(s) are coming soon.

#15

For overall brightness, you can’t beat an HID, but they do need more power. These CMI ones stay very cold.

We have 4 more smaller InterNACHI LED flashlights coming soon. They all use CREE XML LED bulbs except the smallest, which uses a CREE Q5 LED bulb. They are the InterNACHI ones Nick is referring to.

#16

I agree. I receive letters every couple of months, you probably do too, stating I’m “pre-qualified” to become a CMI. Not sure how anyone knows how many inspections I’ve performed.

Sometimes there’s a discount, sometimes a payment plan, etc. Similar to “pre-qualified” credit card applications I get.

#17

So these are not at least 200 lumens?

#18

Yeppers. They always get filed (you know where).

#19

Like these? http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=sr_nr_p_89_0?rh=n%3A228013%2Cn%3A328182011%2Cn%3A551238%2Cn%3A3180261%2Cn%3A2445457011%2Ck%3ACREE+XML+LED%2Cp_89%3ACREE|Ultrafire&keywords=CREE+XML+LED&ie=UTF8&qid=1381262523&rnid=2528832011

#20

The InterNACHI ones are 300-1,000 lumens.

#21

Hey guys.

If you want a big honkin’ flashlight that is reminds you of the old multi D cell mag lights, this is the one for you. :wink:

I still use my rechargeable stream lights and love them but I will be going over to a decent LED soon.

The darn things get better every few months.

#22

There will be a small, 300 lumen version using a CREE Q5 LED bulb, two different medium 600 lumen versions using CREE XML T6 LED bulbs, and a large 1,000 lumen version using a super bright CREE XML LED bulb. All flashlights use rechargeable lithium-ion batteries and are weatherproof.

#23

…Along with your money. You have read all the comments from CMIs about how much money those 3 little words (Certified Master Inspector) make them?

#24

Here’s one I use (small one) 1000 Lumens LED, rechargeable battery, $7.99.

A larger one I use, fits in the palm of your hand. 1000 Lumens LED, rechargeable battery, $12.00.
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00934M9YO/ref=oh_details_o03_s00_i01?ie=UTF8&psc=1

Both work great.

#25

Yawn… :blank:

#26

Here’s one I use (small one) 1000 Lumens LED, rechargeable battery, $7.99.

A larger one I use, fits in the palm of your hand. 1000 Lumens LED, rechargeable battery, $12.00.
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00934M9YO/ref=oh_details_o03_s00_i01?ie=UTF8&psc=1

Both work great.

#27

I have to have the yellow lens on an inspection (technical reasons).
And I have to have the carrying case on an inspection (marketing reasons).
www.certifiedmasterinspector.org/flashlight

#28

Okay… were up to about $50 now, saving about $950 for other options.

Next!

#29

The only way Certified Master Inspector costs you money is if you aren’t one. Those 3 little words sell more inspections for more money than all of my zillions of marketing programs put together. I’ll keep trying but I’ll likely die of old age before I come up with anything that can compete with CMI. It says it all to consumers in less than 1 second. How can I top that?