Thrunite TN11

[yliu]

Meh, I thought it runs at 830 lumen with 2 CR123 or an 18650. There are other lights as well with similar brightness using 3 or 4 cells.

Anyway, how does it perform with 2 RCR123s?

 

[enomosiki]

Meh, I thought it runs at 830 lumen with 2 CR123 or an 18650. There are other lights as well with similar brightness using 3 or 4 cells.

Anyway, how does it perform with 2 RCR123s?

If you are using two RCR123s with 3.7V, expect it to have the same output as two 18650, albeit with greatly reduced runtime.

 

[davyro]

I'm using it with 3 cr123's & the performance is amazing well worth the money.

 

[kj2]

After a long wait. Finally mine is here - and damn! this thing is bright

 

[boxerdog23]

Is this light a good choice for my police duty belt....is it durable???

 

[Warp]

Is this light a good choice for my police duty belt....is it durable???

I would think so, yes. (I have one)

Throw an 18650 in it, have CR123 (and/or 18650) as backup...should make a great duty light.

Meh, I thought it runs at 830 lumen with 2 CR123 or an 18650. There are other lights as well with similar brightness using 3 or 4 cells.

Anyway, how does it perform with 2 RCR123s?

Even on two cells or on a single 18650 this thing is bright


It noticeably out performs my Eagletac T20C2 mkii XM-L T6, which is rated 580 ANSI. I'd wager the TN11 on a single 18650 is still 700+ lumens OTF, easy.

 

[kj2]

Is this light a good choice for my police duty belt....is it durable???

I think it is - in the short version ( with 1*18650/2* cr123) is great for your belt. Gives plenty of light, you can easily switch from mode, not to heavy,
and it can take a beating.

 

[enomosiki]

Is this light a good choice for my police duty belt....is it durable???

I've dropped it a few times and it has stood up to the impact fine. However, the problem with a light of this size and weight is that, when you drop it, it will hit the ground hard, so YMMV.

It noticeably out performs my Eagletac T20C2 mkii XM-L T6, which is rated 580 ANSI. I'd wager the TN11 on a single 18650 is still 700+ lumens OTF, easy.

~900 OTF lumens initially on all battery configurations. 750 ANSI lumens on both 1x18650 or 2xCR123A. The problem with using 1x18650 configuration is that the light has very little regulation. With 2xCR123A, however, you have at least of ten minutes of solid regulation.

 

[Warp]

The TN11 is on backorder at light junction. Doe anybody have it in stock in the States?

 

[kj2]

Tried today, to put on the clip. Noway, that fits, and if so- scratches will come on to it. No clip for me..

 

[ginger1302]

I took the tailcap off then took off the ring on it. After that you can slide the clip down on it with a little effort. Screw the ring back down after its on and you should be set.

 

[kj2]

I took the tailcap off then took off the ring on it. After that you can slide the clip down on it with a little effort. Screw the ring back down after its on and you should be set.

gonna try that tomorrow thanks

 

[ciccio90]

news from possesor of tn11????? im pending between TN11 and Viking X!!!!!!!!

 

[BillySAW951]

Wonder if the TN11S has a shallower reflecter or if it still has the same does anyone know if the TN11S has more spill because I know the TN11 doesn't have much but its a very great range compact light.

 

[turboBB]

The reflectors are identical @ 34.6mm diam x 32.3mm depth. You can check this thread for comparo of indoor shots.

Hope that helps,
Tim

 

[BillySAW951]

Was lookin to purchaseing this light but managed to find the Thrunite tn11S model so went an picked that one up it looks as if that one had a Better UI and better grip texturing Im also wondering if it has more spill then its original tn11 because the head has a different design.