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VillageIdiot
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200lm is going to be difficult without a severe cost of runtime and heat. LED is a definite. Maybe an underdriven MC-E with a thick Al body for a 'sink, running off one RCR?
Sgt. LED
Flashaholic
That can be done.
izit? nice to heard that? Any idea which flashlight can be modify to give 200 lumens output with 70mm?
That's pretty short, but I don't see why it couldn't be done with the right host.
Look what sabrewolf has managed:
http://www.candlepowerforums.com/vb/showthread.php?t=216539
81.5 MM but well over 200 lumens.
Look what sabrewolf has managed:
http://www.candlepowerforums.com/vb/showthread.php?t=216539
81.5 MM but well over 200 lumens.
Cool Mini EDC. thanks for the link.
carrot
Flashaholic
Or you can go very small, like Draco or Wee, and have 100lm.
Wanted to have more than 200 lumens and small in size.
carrot
Flashaholic
Hey don't shoot the messenger. I'm just giving options, and I can't read minds!
Gunner12
Flashaholic
RCR2 direct driving a higher bin current gen LED should give you the output you want. The Orb lights might be what you are looking for.
Do you have any link?
Gunner12
Flashaholic
Very nice light:thumbsup:.
The problem with having a light that small and that bright is that in a couple minutes, the light will get so hot you probably won't be able to hold it, and the heat will kill the life of the LED.
Not 200 lumens, but a very bright key chain mod!
Check it out!
http://www.candlepowerforums.com/vb/showthread.php?t=221523
Jay
If you want to sacrifice 20 Lumens, you can have it readily available:
The Fenix P1D Q5. It is only 7,1cm long. In high it puts out 180 Lumen... for an hour. Then its single CR123A-battery is dead.
It's not too expensive and impresses with lots of lumens in a very small package!
Timmo.
The Fenix P1D Q5. It is only 7,1cm long. In high it puts out 180 Lumen... for an hour. Then its single CR123A-battery is dead.
It's not too expensive and impresses with lots of lumens in a very small package!
Timmo.
Chrontius
Flashlight Enthusiast
I don't know how big a Surefire E1 is, and this will KILL your budget, but you can have Milkyspit build you a Roomsweeper - a 700-lumen monster that'll run for about 20 minutes on one lithium-magnesium-phosphate rechargeable cell.
No kill like overkill!
No kill like overkill!
