StarHalo
Flashaholic
Primary 123/RCR 123/18650 are all okay; it's brighter on 123s because of the increased voltage, but runtime is roughly halved. There's a $6 extender tube you can get if you want to further up the runtime/cell count.
Simple battery question about Jetbeam E3s
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StarHalo
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The Thrunite would be my choice because it's a serious thrower but still genuinely useful; the ability to set your modes as you please all the way down to a super low low means you could actually use it as an EDC or an around-the-house light. But if all you're interested in is max throw regardless of compromise, there's a few other ways you could go:
- The Xeno G42 will out throw the TN11 marginally, but it has a poor medium/high/max mode arrangement.
- The 4Sevens X10 will out throw the TN11 by a larger margin, but it uses unique 26500 cells only, and has only medium/max modes.
- The DEFT-EDC will out throw any of these lights by at least double, but it uses an aspheric lens, meaning it throws only a tiny, narrow beam, like a fat laser.
- The Xeno G42 will out throw the TN11 marginally, but it has a poor medium/high/max mode arrangement.
- The 4Sevens X10 will out throw the TN11 by a larger margin, but it uses unique 26500 cells only, and has only medium/max modes.
- The DEFT-EDC will out throw any of these lights by at least double, but it uses an aspheric lens, meaning it throws only a tiny, narrow beam, like a fat laser.
