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DriverVNX2 would work but that's like plan Z. This option add price so lets avoid it when we can. Especially when the stock UI is great.
Stock Measured ANSI
Lumen: 2140
Lux: 703K
Throw: 1677m
TN42vn Testing Sample 1
Lumen: 2430
Lux: 782K
Throw: 1770m
Stock Measured ANSI
Lumen: 2140
Lux: 703K
Throw: 1677m
TN42vn Testing Sample 1
Lumen: 2430
Lux: 782K
Throw: 1770m
Is this the cool white version?
Yes. I believe my NW will be just as bright if not brighter as I have the some of the brightest bin NW.
Yes. I believe my NW will be just as bright if not brighter as I have the some of the brightest bin NW.
This light will need a chunk of copper right below the LED as the shelve is fairly thin. This should help maintain max brightness longer...More heat sinking is always necessary especially if you can get it around the LED hahahaha
Hi mate i sent u pmThis light will need a chunk of copper right below the LED as the shelve is fairly thin. This should help maintain max brightness longer...More heat sinking is always necessary especially if you can get it around the LED hahahaha
Hi mate i sent u pm
Me too! I just spent an unmentionable amount of money on my daughter's wedding. But, that kind of stuff hasn't stopped me from buying a flashlight before. 😆TAKE ALL MY MONEY !!!!
JK...I have no money
Yes. I believe my NW will be just as bright if not brighter as I have the some of the brightest bin NW.
I am wrong. NW is less bright...
This is a topic Richard and I are still kinda confuse. We both think due to the color of the tint it might throw off the meter perhaps. For example...
A NW LED with several higher brightness bin than a CW LED only test as high as a CW LED in our spheres...This couldn't be true as the brightness bin of the LED should indicate the ouputof that LED. 2-3 bins higher should certainly output more lumen.
Oh well... I can only report what the meter reads.
500 more lumen from where it is now is beyond what I could dream for actually...
TN42vn Testing Sample 1
Lumen: 2430
Lux: 782K
Throw: 1770m
Added extra copper heat sinking
This light takes the torture test smoothly
After about 20 minutes light does get hot to the point of recommended throttle down...20 minutes is more impressive than I thought
I am also happy with the current power boost and mode spacing