GoingGear.com - Niwalker Nova MM18 5120 Lumen MK-R/XM-L2 Flashlight

[GoingGear.com]

Niwalker wowed us with the MM15, a soda can sized light that put out over 5000 lumens. While I personally love floody lights, the MM15 was pure flood and had no distance. What about a light that still has a ton of lumens, lots of flood, but also throws in some distance as well?

The Nova MM18 takes the MM15 concept and adds in an XM-L2 LED with it's own separate, larger reflector to give you some distance. Two CREE MK-R LEDs cover the flood portion. Two switches control each LED type, allowing you to independently or simultaneously control flood and throw, making for a very versatile light. The MM18 is powered by 4 x 18650 batteries (not included) and has a detachable handle for easy carrying.

We'll have the MM18 in stock in about a week.

Niwalker Nova MM18

 

[GoingGear.com]

These are in stock and ready to ship!

 

[Andrew Storlie]

do you have a detailed review for this light yet? very interested.

 

[GoingGear.com]

do you have a detailed review for this light yet? very interested.

Not yet, but I plan on starting one soon.

 

[Andrew Storlie]

see now im stuck between the mm18 and the tm26... both have about the same throw, but how does the spill compare on them?

 

[GoingGear.com]

see now im stuck between the mm18 and the tm26... both have about the same throw, but how does the spill compare on them?

MM18 is much more spread out, where the TM26 is relatively focused.

 

[Lou Minescence]

Is there a lockout feature ?
On the Going Gear website it says the light comes with a holster bag. Can the bag attach to a belt ?
Thank You.

 

[GoingGear.com]

Is there a lockout feature ?
On the Going Gear website it says the light comes with a holster bag. Can the bag attach to a belt ?
Thank You.

Yes, there is a lockout. The bag is basically a camera bag, so you can attach it to a belt or pack.

 

[NorthernStar]

Yes, there is a lockout. The bag is basically a camera bag, so you can attach it to a belt or pack.

How does the lockout operation works? :thinking:

 

[GoingGear.com]

How does the lockout operation works? :thinking:

Quickly triple click.

 

[NorthernStar]

Quickly triple click.

OK, thanks. Good to know that there is a lockout mode.

 

[deadbatteries]

Hey all, I picked up an MM18 last weekend. It took me a good bit of trying it out to get a handle on the one button UI, not so bad after awhile. But I get the red LED at the switch buttons a lot! Like, all the time if I use it for a few minutes. The red LED at the switch buttons is supposed to indicate low battery level, but these were brand new Orbtronic 3400 mAh batteries and just charged up with a new XTAR VP2 charger. I pulled them out and all four cells read 4.10V on a WEi DL250 that I trust.

Anyone have any similar experience? Any advice? Any ideas what is going on?

TIA, DB