MAD777
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MAD777
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Need help with visualizing the TN42vn beam. This would be the XHP35 version.
Please post your verbal comparison of the size of the hot spot vs any other high powered V54 lights you have.
In other words, if you point two lights at a line of trees, does light "Xvn" have 1-1/2 times bigger hot spot than the TN42vn?
The intensity will be different, but that doesn't matter. Just two powerful lights at the same target, same distance.
Please post your verbal comparison of the size of the hot spot vs any other high powered V54 lights you have.
In other words, if you point two lights at a line of trees, does light "Xvn" have 1-1/2 times bigger hot spot than the TN42vn?
The intensity will be different, but that doesn't matter. Just two powerful lights at the same target, same distance.
richbuff
Flashlight Enthusiast
Size of hot spot of TN42vn XHP35 HI cw, compared to other Vinh54 lights in my signature:
Smaller diameter.
Narrower.
Tighter.
More sharply defined, very little spill.
The above, much more so than my other lights, except the K70vn XHP35 HI cw, just a little bit more so.
Please ask me if you would like me to more detailed verbal comparison with other lights in my signature.
Smaller diameter.
Narrower.
Tighter.
More sharply defined, very little spill.
The above, much more so than my other lights, except the K70vn XHP35 HI cw, just a little bit more so.
Please ask me if you would like me to more detailed verbal comparison with other lights in my signature.
MAD777
Flashlight Enthusiast
V54 lights with narrow thrower beams that I have to compare would be,
K40Lvn (XPL)
T21vn (XPG2)
M30CvnT (XPG2)
U21vn (XPL)
S200C2vn (XPG2)
EC60vn (XHP35 HI)
K40Lvn (XPL)
T21vn (XPG2)
M30CvnT (XPG2)
U21vn (XPL)
S200C2vn (XPG2)
EC60vn (XHP35 HI)
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hahoo
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Lmfao funniest thing I've read all day. About as many posts mentioning his girlfriend Capo
....lol too funny...didnt know this emo was in the list:laughing:hahoo
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ill try and get you all 3 together, on same tree
tn42
tk61
tn40
thats all i got :thumbsup:
Newlumen
Flashlight Enthusiast
K40l vn will beat them..
MAD777
Flashlight Enthusiast
In size of hot spot?
The T21vn has 500K lux.
K40Lvn ha 371K lux.
But I'm only concerned about the size of the hot spot. I'll get the TN42vn if the hot spot is of usable size. I know it will be intense. My T21vn hot spot is just big enough to satisfy my needs. I'm hoping the TN42vn is that large.
Newlumen
Flashlight Enthusiast
Sorry mad. I got mixed up.. k40lvn is xpl dedome.. there is an another xpg2 pdt version of k40svn which rated 920 lumen and 480k lux.. i thought you have that version..
MAD777
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Newlumen, you know my lights better than I do! You're right, I have the XPL PDT version of the K40Lvn.
I'll edit my post above. Thank you for keeping track for me! LOL
hahoo
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few quick crude shots
i was actually holding all 3 lights in one hand at one time !
lights.....tk61vn, tn42vn, tn40vn
tk61 left, tn42 right
all 3...tn42 middle here
i was actually holding all 3 lights in one hand at one time !
lights.....tk61vn, tn42vn, tn40vn
tk61 left, tn42 right
all 3...tn42 middle here
hahoo
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ill get some more at distance one day with all 3
these lights are all too powerful for trees this close really, about 100 ft to tree im guessing
the things i do for you madd..
hope this helps a little my friend
the 42 hotspot is actually unreal..
it doesent seem to get much bigger the further you go out
it stays tight, even at several hundred yards
these lights are all too powerful for trees this close really, about 100 ft to tree im guessing
the things i do for you madd..
hope this helps a little my friend
the 42 hotspot is actually unreal..
it doesent seem to get much bigger the further you go out
it stays tight, even at several hundred yards
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MAD777
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Thank you hahoo!
I just remembered my son has a TK61vn and I'll look at his beam again. I knew multi-emitters like TN40vn would have a giant hot spot.
You're "crude" beamshots are better than my best beamshots!
I just remembered my son has a TK61vn and I'll look at his beam again. I knew multi-emitters like TN40vn would have a giant hot spot.
You're "crude" beamshots are better than my best beamshots!
hahoo
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MAD777
Flashlight Enthusiast
Well, it seems I have one of these sniper flashlights in the pipeline to me. Yay me!
hahoo
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Well, it seems I have one of these sniper flashlights in the pipeline to me. Yay me!
do tell which one?
MAD777
Flashlight Enthusiast
Spec 2 NW 5000K
2150 lumens, 730K lux
I have found that XHP35 in Neutral has very good color rendition, even reds.
hahoo
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ive got the nw also
mine actually tests at or above, what vinh quotes for the cw version
mines at 2500 or so lumens, and test 775klux
i love nw over cw anyday
cant wait to get your impressions of this light when you fire it up
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