Is there a Maglite Flood Drop In more powerful than a Fusion36?

[belomeclone]

I have matured as a torch owner. My old Fusion36 broke as a result of tinkering and learning. But when I look at a similar brightness torch I have, it's not going to cut it. I have a Terralux Drop In, and its 700 lumens are awesome. I want to keep a flood Maglite, but 400ish lumens isn't going to cut it. I cannot find anything but some old custom-made drop ins, so anyone know of any alternatives? Or any way to make my own?

 

[CarpentryHero]

In the custom modified section o this forum bst I seen a 3300lumen triple tripleXPG awhile back.
There's also a triple XML or MC-E in the same area.
:naughty:

 

[CarpentryHero]

http://www.candlepowerforums.com/vb/showthread.php?229098-Triple-Seoul-P7-Cree-MC-E-Kit-for-Mag-D is the link I think it'll work 😉 if not atleast you'll be able to tell what the threads called.
MC-E are good and floody, if it's not floody enough I've seen a gitd diffuser film bein sold.


Hope I helped some

 

[CarpentryHero]

Oh and ElectroLumens has a boom reflector maglite that was quite floody

 

[RepProdigious]

Build your own triple XML without any reflectors..... will give you the floodiest light ever with plenty brightness...

 

[belomeclone]

Any idea how much it'd cost, off the top of your head?

 

[srfreddy]

Which one? The Mac's 3300L is 9 XPG's, and is somewhere around 300 bucks, I think... 400 for a complete host with fins. Runs on two Li-ion or 4-6 Nimh.

 

[belomeclone]

Yeah uh... don't want it for that kind of thing...

Was talking about the Triple XML. But if there really isn't anything inbetween these two, I will try to fix the one I have or just order a new one and give up.

 

[CarpentryHero]

I'd ask around at the custom modified section, there's good advice to be had there.

Or

Electrolumens, depending what you want, is probably around $100 to 130 dollars