ENZITE 10W OR MICROFIRE T503R

[LIGHTSMAD]

which is the best preformer in output!!!

i looking for a small flashlight that packs a punch!!!

its either gonna be a enzite 10w,t503r or a M6 surfire!!!

with the experiance you guys have which is the best to buy, mainly a good thrower!

 

[LIGHTSMAD]

i was looking at the M6 with the FM 3s 3x17670 batt holder upgrade, using WA1185 bulb and bi-pin socket from fivemega!

 

[LIGHTSMAD]

would rather if the light was regulated!

which tops these

throw-
flood-
size-
regulation-
build quality-

im not to bothered about runtime!

 

[N10]

technically i think the enzite has the better throw(better reflector/WA ballast..ability to focus etc..) of the 3 and probably comes second in terms of output after the 1185....and would probably be more reliable than the microfire due to the higher quality elements...but M6 would probably surpass both HIDs in terms of shock resistance...from what i "know"

 

[N10]

Enzite is not regulated i think...unless they're producing a regulated rechargeable battery that they were talking about during it's introduction...but you should get an okay output curve due to the CR123As...

 

[LIGHTSMAD]

well i found thread...it was a group pass around!

mac stated if you use 3 rechargable R123's and one dummy you should get 20% more output...he did'nt say anything about regulation

 

[gallagho]

I have the M6(1185) setup, however I have spotted the Enzite and it looks really nice! I'd be interested to see a comparison

 

[Patriot]

which is the best preformer in output!!!

i looking for a small flashlight that packs a punch!!!

its either gonna be a enzite 10w,t503r or a M6 surfire!!!

with the experiance you guys have which is the best to buy, mainly a good thrower!

The M6 is the best performer in overall lumen output but the EzNite will throw further. It's probably that the M6 is tougher than the EzNite because of the thick aluminum mass. Obviously Surefire built it to take some serious abuse. The EzNite is solid and precisely made but is made with a thinner body and much less metal to protect the lens. The Eznite is also about half the size of the M6. Both lights are built from higher quality components than the T503R.