lumenok arrow ?????

Raymond · Post by **Raymond** » Sun Apr 17, 2011 2:57 pm

Re: lumenok arrow ?????
by kurisu » Sun Apr 17, 2011 3:28 pm

Hey Denis,

Est tu heureux que les Habs ont gangne hier? Comment etais les nuveau fleches?

Are you happy the Habs won Yesterday? How do you like the new fletches?
Just if anyone wanted to know what was said. Not everyone is French here. Please keep that in mind.
Thanks,
Raymond

kurisu · Post by **kurisu** » Sun Apr 17, 2011 3:02 pm

Raymond wrote:Re: lumenok arrow ?????
by kurisu » Sun Apr 17, 2011 3:28 pm

Hey Denis,

Est tu heureux que les Habs ont gangne hier? Comment etais les nuveau fleches?

Are you happy the Habs won Yesterday? How do you like the new fletches?
Just if anyone wanted to know what was said. Not everyone is French here. Please keep that in mind.
Thanks,
Raymond

Thanks for the translation, Raymond. It was unecessary. Not everyone is English on the forum either.

Thanks,

Kurisu

denisdendenis · Post by **denisdendenis** » Sun Apr 17, 2011 3:03 pm

i try my lumenok arrows today....not the best day to try them...got some rain...1 shot at 20yrd the arrow did not light up
2 arrow the shot did light up
frist arrow ,second shot did light up
second arrow,second shot did light up
frist arrow, thrid shot did light up
second arrow ,thrid shot did light
all shots was close to bullseye....and the rain came!!!did not have time to try them at 40yard(averything look good ....

excalibur equinox

carbon arrows,100 gr. and 150gr.

variazone scope

stander string excel

Doe Master · Post by **Doe Master** » Sun Apr 17, 2011 3:09 pm

This is such a marvelous place . When you sit back and look . We have french, english,german and dutch . Just to name a few that come to my mind .

Denis it is quite the sight watching it through your scope isn`t it .

denisdendenis · Post by **denisdendenis** » Sun Apr 17, 2011 3:28 pm

i am glad the habs won....not really my team ,my team is gone playing glof right now
je suis content que les habs on gagner,mes mon equipe est partis jouer au glof..

kurisu · Post by **kurisu** » Sun Apr 17, 2011 5:21 pm

Doe Master wrote: This is such a marvelous place . When you sit back and look . We have french, english,german and dutch . Just to name a few that come to my mind .
Denis it is quite the sight watching it through your scope isn`t it .

Hey Doe Master, you can add Japanese to that list for sure.

Doe Master san, nihongo ga hanaseru hito mo imasu yo!

Regards,
Kurisu

denisdendenis · Post by **denisdendenis** » Sun Apr 17, 2011 6:27 pm

it fun to be part of a multiculturalis language of excalibur family (ok theire is a big word in that,,not to bab for a frenchman

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Galgo · Post by **Galgo** » Mon Apr 18, 2011 2:41 pm

Thats not a terrible price. ordered 6 arrows directly from burt coyote with 110 gn brass inserts for $100 3 years ago. Five still light despite the fact that I have left two of them on overnight after passthrough's on deer. I have never had one not light. Where people run into problems with lumenoks is when they install them into shafts with old insert glue that prevents the electrical contact.

Look at the videos on their web site and follow the instructions and you should be very happy.

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one shot scott · Post by **one shot scott** » Mon Apr 18, 2011 7:45 pm

Thats impressive life your getting from those Galgo, Mine dont last much more than a year.

Galgo · Post by **Galgo** » Tue Apr 19, 2011 11:17 am

one shot scott wrote:Thats impressive life your getting from those Galgo, Mine dont last much more than a year.

Wish I could say its something I'm doing but I doubt it. Just a good product that, if you follow the instructions, I find behaves as advertisied. I am actually looking forward to these batteries dieing so I can replace the lumenoks with the replacable battery ones that are newer.

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denisdendenis · Post by **denisdendenis** » Tue Apr 19, 2011 6:28 pm

how do you replace the battery????? it all glued

Galgo · Post by **Galgo** » Wed Apr 20, 2011 10:51 am

New lumenoks have replaceable batteries, the old ones (the ones I currently have) youa re SOL they are throw aways...

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tex45acp · Post by **tex45acp** » Sat Sep 27, 2014 11:59 am

I just bought 3 Lumenok carbon arrows (BECF3). Does anyone know the weight and more important can I still use my 150gr. Bolt cutter broadheads on them??

amythntr · Post by **amythntr** » Sat Sep 27, 2014 6:38 pm

tex45acp wrote:I just bought 3 Lumenok carbon arrows (BECF3). Does anyone know the weight and more important can I still use my 150gr. Bolt cutter broadheads on them??

I do not know the weight and it seems to me that their sight not only does not provide the grain weight of the arrow but it does not even say the manufacturer.

Observation:

Burt Coyote's average price for 6 (taking the high $136 and the low $126) is $131. Back out the retail cost for the Lumenok's at $10/ea and you have $71 for 6.

Most forum members seem fond of the Black Eagle Archery brand with the Executioners being the standard and the Zombie Slayers being the premier.
The Executioners for 12 arrows at .001 go for $82.99. So for 6 of them =$41.50. Add in your Lemenoks at $10/ea x6=$60 and that comes to $101.50.

So you are comparing:

1. $131 for an unknown arrow manufacturer, weight and straightness, to

2. $101.50 for the BEE at .001 (any length) and you get six extra arrows to boot!

Am I missing anything in my comparison?

Anthony

tex45acp · Post by **tex45acp** » Sun Sep 28, 2014 2:48 pm

Well once I really dug into the Lumenok.net website I found out that the BECF3 Lumen Arrows weigh 319gr.