Those day blades though
Ya, I'm hooked on those things. I'll probably quite getting them only my roll of cellophane runs out, but I think there's enough for 2-3 more.
Speaking of, I just ordered an Enhanced Amber as I want to see if we can notch up my son's Fallen in brightness a bit.
In the photo it has a yellow color disc AND a yellow day blade, so it's a bit dimmed. We didn't notice at first until we got the Phantom Initiate v4 in Tri-Red.
Tri-Red with Li-ion batteries, legitimately burns my eyes after a few seconds. Then I see everything blue for a while.
So I'm hoping that by using enhanced Amber (which is photo-reactive like the green Photon blades) we can bring out a bit more of the Tri-Silver, which in theory should be brighter than Tri-Red due to having multiple wavelengths of light and not just the 1.
When I ordered the Yellow day blade, I wasn't sure which tip was going to work best. I found with Red, it's best to get a standard Red blade, but the Enhanced Red tip as it reduces the "dead spot" behind the mirror with lit.
So I've been able to test the enhanced amber using just the tip. Blue makes that think glow like the sun and Green seems to have an affect as well, just not a strong.
Red light comes through as red though.
But since white light is made up of RGB, the blue and green should activate the Amber blade to be bright yellow, maybe with just an orange tint.
But it should be brighter than the Yellow blade.
It's funny that as our collections expands, we've each owned the "brightest" saber at some point.
First I had Tri-Green, then my son got his Tri-Silver Fallen, then I upgraded to AB in Photon Blades and now it's my youngest son's Tri-Red staff that holds the title
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