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ROP Vs Mag85 Beam Shots
ROP Vs Mag85
Just though I'd share these beam shots with you all.
I'd sent my Mag85 3D over to Phil to play with.
Unfortunately the postman dropped it and damaged the switch.
The switch was pushed forward but he managed to sort it out.
Big Thanks to Phil for doing the Pics :wave:
I just put them together for better comparision.
The contenders for comparisons are:
Phil's ROP 2D Black Maglite History & Info on the ROP Here
Borofloat Lens
MOP Reflector large hole
High ROP bulb PR
Modamag Battery Holder 6AA
Fully Charged CBP 1650's
Spring Mod to reduce resistance
My Mag85 3D Black Maglite What is a Mag85 Here
Borofloat Lens
MOP Lens small Hole
WA1185 Bulb Bi Pin
FM Battery Holder 9AA
Fully Charged CBP 1650's
Kiu Socket
ProGolded all Contacts
All photos.
Camera: Minolta DImage 5
ISO: 800
Shutter: 4 sec
Aperture f/8
No local lighting other than lights off in the distance and light pollution on the horizon from local town.
So, even though these have MOP's they can still throw :rock:
Some More below Enjoy :naughty:
OK UPDATED -(1)- 10th April 2006
A larger version HERE 3072 x 1730 1MB
Just though I'd share some more beam shots with you all as promised.
The contenders for comparisons are:
Mag85 NEW 3D Black Maglite
Borofloat Lens
MOP Lens Large Hole
WA1185 Bulb Bi Pin
FM Battery Holder 9AA
Fully Charged Sanyo 2500's
Kiu Socket
ProGolded all Contacts
Mag85 OLD 3D Black Maglite
Borofloat Lens
MOP Lens small Hole
WA1185 Bulb Bi Pin
FM Battery Holder 9AA
Fully Charged CBP 1650's
Kiu Socket
ProGolded all Contacts
My ROP 2D Black Maglite
Borofloat Lens
MOP Reflector large hole
High ROP bulb PR
FM's Battery Holder 6AA
Fully Charged CBP 1650's
No Further Mods this time round.
All Night shots:
Camera: Canon PowerShot A620
ISO: 400
Shutter: 2 sec
Aperture: F 2.8
No local lighting, all pics taken on a Tripod.
Torches held about 12 inches below Camera on the Tripods small platform.
Ok, these three different shots are at actual far to near distances and not zoomed!
Top column distance to tree - 150m or 492' or 164 yards
Middle column distance to tree – 93m or 305' or 102 yards
Bottom column distance to tree – 68m or 223' or 74 yards
Analysis:
These where taken in our local park at around 2330.
The wife and I went for a walk around in the day to recky some good spots.
This was the first time out doing night shots so bare with, they will get better.
First out was the Mag85 New (Sanyo's). I wanted to see the difference in the Sanyo 2500's to the CBP 1650's which is quite apparent. Even though the Mag85 Old (CBP) has the small holed reflector is was obvious the CBP pumped out the power.
When I get more time I will compare different reflectors and battery packs properly.
I set the camera's settings to be very similar to what I could see.
The Mag85 Old with the CBP's was awesome to see in action compared to the M3T that had tagged along.
The ROP wasn't as bright as the Mag85 on the Sanyo's. Not far off though.
So, Just a reminder for myself how much of a difference the Mag85 and ROP is compared to the standard Mags!! :devil:
I hope you have enjoyed :naughty:
Until next time...Take it Easy
ROP Vs Mag85
Just though I'd share these beam shots with you all.
I'd sent my Mag85 3D over to Phil to play with.
Unfortunately the postman dropped it and damaged the switch.
The switch was pushed forward but he managed to sort it out.
Big Thanks to Phil for doing the Pics :wave:
I just put them together for better comparision.
The contenders for comparisons are:
Phil's ROP 2D Black Maglite History & Info on the ROP Here
Borofloat Lens
MOP Reflector large hole
High ROP bulb PR
Modamag Battery Holder 6AA
Fully Charged CBP 1650's
Spring Mod to reduce resistance
My Mag85 3D Black Maglite What is a Mag85 Here
Borofloat Lens
MOP Lens small Hole
WA1185 Bulb Bi Pin
FM Battery Holder 9AA
Fully Charged CBP 1650's
Kiu Socket
ProGolded all Contacts
All photos.
Camera: Minolta DImage 5
ISO: 800
Shutter: 4 sec
Aperture f/8
No local lighting other than lights off in the distance and light pollution on the horizon from local town.
So, even though these have MOP's they can still throw :rock:
Some More below Enjoy :naughty:
OK UPDATED -(1)- 10th April 2006
A larger version HERE 3072 x 1730 1MB
Just though I'd share some more beam shots with you all as promised.
The contenders for comparisons are:
Mag85 NEW 3D Black Maglite
Borofloat Lens
MOP Lens Large Hole
WA1185 Bulb Bi Pin
FM Battery Holder 9AA
Fully Charged Sanyo 2500's
Kiu Socket
ProGolded all Contacts
Mag85 OLD 3D Black Maglite
Borofloat Lens
MOP Lens small Hole
WA1185 Bulb Bi Pin
FM Battery Holder 9AA
Fully Charged CBP 1650's
Kiu Socket
ProGolded all Contacts
My ROP 2D Black Maglite
Borofloat Lens
MOP Reflector large hole
High ROP bulb PR
FM's Battery Holder 6AA
Fully Charged CBP 1650's
No Further Mods this time round.
All Night shots:
Camera: Canon PowerShot A620
ISO: 400
Shutter: 2 sec
Aperture: F 2.8
No local lighting, all pics taken on a Tripod.
Torches held about 12 inches below Camera on the Tripods small platform.
Ok, these three different shots are at actual far to near distances and not zoomed!
Top column distance to tree - 150m or 492' or 164 yards
Middle column distance to tree – 93m or 305' or 102 yards
Bottom column distance to tree – 68m or 223' or 74 yards
Analysis:
These where taken in our local park at around 2330.
The wife and I went for a walk around in the day to recky some good spots.
This was the first time out doing night shots so bare with, they will get better.
First out was the Mag85 New (Sanyo's). I wanted to see the difference in the Sanyo 2500's to the CBP 1650's which is quite apparent. Even though the Mag85 Old (CBP) has the small holed reflector is was obvious the CBP pumped out the power.
When I get more time I will compare different reflectors and battery packs properly.
I set the camera's settings to be very similar to what I could see.
The Mag85 Old with the CBP's was awesome to see in action compared to the M3T that had tagged along.
The ROP wasn't as bright as the Mag85 on the Sanyo's. Not far off though.
So, Just a reminder for myself how much of a difference the Mag85 and ROP is compared to the standard Mags!! :devil:
I hope you have enjoyed :naughty:
Until next time...Take it Easy
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