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    Zebralight Custom Mode Groups—How Did You Set Yours Up?

    This was very good inspiration for choosing the levels for my H53Fc. What I did was set the lowest available lumen as the value for 1 and the highest available lumen as the value for 6. Then I made a straight line in a log4 scale between the two points, and chose the levels closest to the line...
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    1x 18650 no mode tiny flashlight

    Exactly, dependent on how much power you want in the light. You could choose the one with 8 pcs. 7135's, and if you find it to make the light too bright you can always solder the 7135 chips of one at a time until you reach a desirable light level. If you don't want to go by trial and error with...
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    1x 18650 no mode tiny flashlight

    The Convoy S2+ has been mentioned before, with the addition of getting a custom firmware. If it was me who had your requirements I would also most likely choose the Convoy S2+. But instead of a custom firmware I would choose to purchase one of the single mode driver boards available (at least...
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    High continuous lumen flooder

    I thought I would just update with my decision if anyone were to find this thread by search function. I ended up taking a chance on the AceBeam X80, and I believe it was the right choice. I like the UI, it has well spaced output levels. I have not yet tested for runtime, but based on the reviews...
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    UV - comparing 395 nm to 365 nm

    I think it depends a lot on what you are using it for. Based on my experiencing with cheap 365nm and 395nm LED's I have found that 395nm makes amber (fossilized tree sap and not the color) fluoresce more than 365nm. I have just received my AceBeam X80 today, which has a Nichia 365nm in it, so I...
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    High continuous lumen flooder

    Hi all, I am a long time lurker, but first time poster seeking an addition to my flashlight collection. What I am after is a high lumen flooder that can deliver 4000'ish or more lumen for an hour or more with no thermal stepdown. So far I have been looking at: Acebeam X80 Thrunite TN36 2017...
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