"Flydragon" sst-90 monster with big aspherical lens

To keep this updated, they are releasing the new version using luminous CSM-360 led Crazy to say the least. I think it will come with 3 and 4 C cell versions, which means, it can support 12 18650's...

shoot i think at 14.8v and 8.4+ amps of current it can reach 6000lumens.

the die on the led is 36mm^2.

They are doing pre-orders soon and I don't yet know prices...but that would be a BEAST
 
And it will melt down 30 seconds after turn-on 😀

No doubt. :crazy:


Mine broke a few weeks ago. It was purchaced on Ebay from HKequipment. I was a little worried about the whole situation at first but I'm glad to say HKequipment has been 1st class all the way on this. They said to send it back and they would replace it. Friday they sent me an email stating they had received the faulty light and a replacement would be sent soon. This morning I woke up to find an email stating the new light had shipped.:twothumbs

I really liked the light, I just hope the replacement is trouble free.

I've been looking around and can't find anything about a model that runs off 12 18650's and it's nowhere near April 1st:thinking: Now I have read a few things about a 2D80 that bumps the amps up a little and from the mock up drawings it looks to have a much deeper reflector than the current model.

NC
 
Red Maglite 5D@Luminus CBM-360 4500K neutral white 4500 lumen aspheric

The big cross in the projected image of the die... :sick2: (see page 1), but it is nice with a (floody (?)) reflector (see page 2).

EDIT: oops sorry, they are not made/modded with the same LED.

To me it looks like modded SST-90 version, not new product.
The Flydragon CSM360 pictures are not in the DIY section but in the "new products" one (google translation), yep i know, that doesn't prove that it's a real new product.
 
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I've been looking around and can't find anything about a model that runs off 12 18650's and it's nowhere near April 1st:thinking: Now I have read a few things about a 2D80 that bumps the amps up a little and from the mock up drawings it looks to have a much deeper reflector than the current model.

NC
it needs 4 x d lions to reach the proper current, so since 2d80 can use 6 lions and this is 4d host, then having 12 is only logical guess?
 
WOW....

This is really a monster thrower.... with very nice wide beam pattern.

But it is way to big....

I would like that size of a beam in my Tiablo A9 with aspherical lenses.
 
here is a quick summary on the highlight of the 2D80 and CSM360 Feilong lights:

*Highlights (2D80 improvements in the new edition)
• Bezel with adjustable focus (optional)
• High performance, long distance searchlight (compatible with D80 adjustable focus bezel). 25mm adjustment range, beam angle adjustable from 1-120 degrees. (At a distance of 10 meters, the hotspot size is adjustable from 10cm to 20 meters)
• Compatible with multiple battery type and sizes
• Overheat and over-discharge protection built in
• Both hardware protection and DC-DC constant current protection for the LED emitter, max current at 11-12A
• New reflector design. Reflector area is over 2 times the size of 2D60 reflector, output has been increased to 200% - 300% compared to 2D60
• Circuit utilizing Synchronous Rectification (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Synchronous_rectification) to improve efficiency in power conversion. Working temperature is 10 – 20% lower compared to 2D60. The circuit efficiency is approximately 92 – 95%. A constant temperature control function has been added, while the flashlight is still protected from overheating, the brightness will not change when the protection goes into effect.
• Eliminated drain on batteries in Stand-by mode. Shut-off is completed by using the forward placed switch.
• Specially designed rack for multi-position placement
• BT303 II battery charger, adjustable charging current. This charger can charge Li-ion or standard batteries. Available with 10W solar panel for charging in the outdoors. (Optional)
• Fitted tool box can hold BT303 II, D80 bezel, 10W solar panel, batteries and other accessories
• Massive heat sinking surface, 300% of 2D60 heat sinking surface area.


*Highlights (100W LED flashlight, one of the brightest on the market)
• Bezel with adjustable focus (optional)
• High performance, long distance searchlight (compatible with D80 adjustable focus bezel). 25mm adjustment range, beam angle adjustable from 1-120 degrees. (At a distance of 10 meters, the hotspot size is adjustable from 10cm to 20 meters)
• Compatible with multiple battery type and sizes (3 x D size li-ion recommended. Other batteries may not be able to achieve max output or utility)
• Overheat and over-discharge protection built in
• Both hardware protection and DC-DC constant current protection for the LED emitter, max current at 8.4A with working current of 6 – 7A. Total working watt is 13.6V * 8.4A = 114W (approximated). (This LED has max current of 9A, with an official VF of 14.3V, the theoretical max is 14.3V * 9A = 128W.) Due to the high power performance at max output, 100% output mode requires a specific user input. When using 2 D li-ion, the nominal output is at 80%, with 3 – 4 D li-ion the nominal work is 100W.
• New reflector design. Reflector area is over 2 times the size of 2D60 reflector
• Circuit utilizing Synchronous Rectification (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Synchronous_rectification) to improve efficiency in power conversion. Working temperature is 10 – 20% lower compared to 2D60.
• The circuit efficiency is approximately 92 – 95%. A constant temperature control function has been added, while the flashlight is still protected from overheating, the brightness will not change when the protection goes into effect.
• Eliminated drain on batteries in Stand-by mode. Shut-off is completed by using the forward placed switch.
• Specially designed rack for multi-position placement
• BT303 II battery charger, adjustable charging current. This charger can charge Li-ion or standard batteries. Available with 10W solar panel for charging in the outdoors. (Optional)
• Fitted tool box can hold BT303 II, D80 bezel, 10W solar panel, batteries and other accessories
• Massive heat sinking surface, 300% of 2D60 heat sinking surface area.
 
*Highlights (2D80 improvements in the new edition)
• Bezel with adjustable focus (optional)
• High performance, long distance searchlight (compatible with D80 adjustable focus bezel). 25mm adjustment range, beam angle adjustable from 1-120 degrees. (At a distance of 10 meters, the hotspot size is adjustable from 10cm to 20 meters)

first sst-90 flood to throw flashlight?:popcorn:
 
Do keep us update on how they are going to handle the DOA.


Great news! I received my replacement light from HKequipment yesterday. The new light seems much better than the 1st one. I had trouble with secondary modes on the 1st one but this one seems to scroll right though them without any hitches.

There is one big difference though. This light seems to have a warmer tint than the 1st one. I have much prefered a cool white in the past but I really like this one.

I wrote HKequipment an email after I got the flashlight yesterday to let them know I had it an was satisfied. They replied within about 10 min saying they were sorry for trouble.

I'm back to really liking this light again.

NC
 
I found more pictures of the 2d80 (hotlinks erased)
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-------------------------------2d60-------------2d80 sst-90 -------------2d80 csm 360
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*Highlights (2D80 improvements in the new edition)
• Bezel with adjustable focus (optional)
• High performance, long distance searchlight (compatible with D80 adjustable focus bezel). 25mm adjustment range, beam angle adjustable from 1-120 degrees. (At a distance of 10 meters, the hotspot size is adjustable from 10cm to 20 meters)

what you think the flood to throw system will be like the x2000 (slide) or like the romisen rc-c6 (twist) I prefer slide sistem

throw position:
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flood position:
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Pre-order of the 2 new models are going on in their website. US$382 for SST90 and US$568 CSM360.:sick2:
 
Nice digging, that insane!

But the heat sink look the same? I wonder if that'll
limit the potential of CSM 360?
 
Wow $568!!!!!!!!!!
Better be damned good for that price... as in made of Ti with an upgraded battery and its own nuclear power station to charge it...
 
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