kolbasz
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As you say, the T60CS is not available in neutral white. So, my sample is a cool white - and I have no idea how "representational" it is for the class. But my sample has a relative "creamy yellow" hotspot and corona, for a cool white light. Note that the spill on my sample is somewhat pinkish in tint (so, more cool than typical). However, given that most of the light is in the hotspot and surrounding corona, the overall subjective impression I have is that it is fairly warm (again, for a cool white light). But again, that is just my one sample. :shrug:could you describe in a few word the colour temperature of the T60CS?
How cool is it?
In my comparison, the T60CS is the most competitive contender among the 3XML lights(price/value), but unfortunately the T60CS isn't exist with Neutral White LEDs at the moment
I far prefer the NW leds in lights, and like to know how far is the T60CS's colour temp from the neutral?
I received mine from hke. The light is awesome. The only thing I notice is that hum on High mode. I can confirm that a simple click off then back on solves the problem. Has anyone figured out why it does this?
OP:
Any comment on low voltage indicator?
Thanks
Only that it worked. I noticed it on as the 18650 runs (as they were nearing the end), but didn't notice at what point it first came on.
hey selfbuilt, i am at a toss up between this and the the tn30. i already have the tn31. what light would you say has the upper edge as far as fit and finish or build quality, the t60cs or the tn30? thanks.
Just got my T60CS today. Can't wait til tonight to check it out in the dark! One curious thing though...The driver seems to have only 3 modes of constant output instead of 4. Has anyone else experienced this?
There is the upcoming Zebralight S6330 and Fenix TK75 to consider. The T60CS looks the nicest to me but the low (50-70 lumens) just isn't low enough. Now if the low was more like 10-15 lumens....
I received mine from hke. The light is awesome. The only thing I notice is that hum on High mode. I can confirm that a simple click off then back on solves the problem. Has anyone figured out why it does this?
Finally my light arrived!! :thumbsup:, it took the dutch customs almost 2 weeks to process the package!! :sigh:Still no reaction from HKE about delivering company in the netherlands yet, sent them 2 mails to ask them wich party delivers the item at my door but no reaction from stanley(s) yet ......
HongkongPost is a drag to communicate with :thinking:, stupid DTMF antique and failing trackingnumber system that doesn't understand my entered info after more than 10 minutes trying.......
Januari 28
Received a mail from hke some days ago: no info about the carrier in the netherlands and honkong post doesn't know nothing..... 11 days stuck at the border in my country without any information when it will be delivered to me, what a bummer:fail:
Hi,
my T60CS stopped working- it seems problem is in battery carrier. It does short-circuit to ACCU as soon as I insert them all..
see pictures:
http://img249.imagevenue.com/img.php?image=891603146_zapojenie_122_557lo.JPG
http://img289.imagevenue.com/img.php?image=895273240_pluscast_122_212lo.JPG seems something is broken??
I use 3x 18650 protected 3100mAh Accu. As soon as I insert them all, 1-2 are broken(protection enable, 0.00V)
thank you for any advice
I do not quite understand the information provided: If you insert 2 18650s into the carrier in any position, how do you determine that something is not short-circuited.
Then when you add the 3rd 18650, what exactly happens?
Can you measure any voltage between the center post and the outside as you insert the 18650 cells?
Otherwise, the little fuse in the bottom of the carrier is usually at fault. It is supposed to open circuit the cells if some contact short-circuited the 3 cells in series, in or out of the T60. The only remedy is to either short it out and have no protection from a short circuit at the charging end of the T60, or order another cell carrier from your dealer.
the photo of the little fuse in the bottom of the carrier is not clear enough to discern whether the fuse simply opened, or a short circuit spattered some solder or other meltable metal.