ernsanada
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I just got a Malkoff Drop-In-For 2-3D Cell Maglite on CPFMP Sell from V8TOYTRUCK.
I was lucky to purchase one because these are very hard to get on the Malkoff Devices Website.
The Malkoff Drop-In is very easy to install.
The hardest thing is to cut the reflector.
Cut the tubing and leave about 1/8".
I marked off 1/8" and used masking tape to leave a line. I then cut with a Dremel Tool.
Remove the retaining ring and bulb.
Leave about + or - 1/4" below outer lip of the body.
Use a small tip Philips Screw Driver and tighten snug, Do Not Overtighten!. The Malkoff Drop-In uses a wedge assembly to hold it in.
Screw Lens Bezel on and you're ready to use the light.
You still have the beam adjustment left, so adjust to light to the desired beam shape.
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I used Radio Shack D Nimh Batteries 1.2V 4500mAh that were fully charged.
These are the lux readings I got. I am using a Meterman LM631 Light Meter measured at 1 meter. I waited 2 minutes before taking the readings. Both lights had fully charged. batteries.
Maglite 2D Malkolf Drop-In - 10,000 lux @ 1 meter
Maglite 3D Malkolf Drop-In - 12,580 lux @ 1 meter
Maglite 3D MT-I, 3D Nimh Batteries - 4,130 lux @ 1 meter
Maglite 3D MT-III, 3D Nimh Batteries - 5900 lux @ 1 meter
Refer to for MT-I And MT-III
MT-I uses 1 SSC with 27mm reflector
MT-III uses 3 SSC'S with 3, 20mm Reflectors.
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Maglite 3D Malkolf Drop-In at 83"
Maglite 3D MT-III @ 83"
Maglite 3D with MT-I @ 83"
Maglite 3D Malkolf Drop-In at 83" Stepped down exposure
Maglite 3D MT-III @ 83" Stepped down exposure
Maglite 3D with MT-I @ 83" Stepped down exposure
Maglite 3D Malkolf Drop-In @32'
Maglite 3D MT-I @ 32'
Maglite 3D MT-III @ 32'
I was lucky to purchase one because these are very hard to get on the Malkoff Devices Website.
The Malkoff Drop-In is very easy to install.
The hardest thing is to cut the reflector.
Cut the tubing and leave about 1/8".
I marked off 1/8" and used masking tape to leave a line. I then cut with a Dremel Tool.
Remove the retaining ring and bulb.
Leave about + or - 1/4" below outer lip of the body.
Use a small tip Philips Screw Driver and tighten snug, Do Not Overtighten!. The Malkoff Drop-In uses a wedge assembly to hold it in.
Screw Lens Bezel on and you're ready to use the light.
You still have the beam adjustment left, so adjust to light to the desired beam shape.
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I used Radio Shack D Nimh Batteries 1.2V 4500mAh that were fully charged.
These are the lux readings I got. I am using a Meterman LM631 Light Meter measured at 1 meter. I waited 2 minutes before taking the readings. Both lights had fully charged. batteries.
Maglite 2D Malkolf Drop-In - 10,000 lux @ 1 meter
Maglite 3D Malkolf Drop-In - 12,580 lux @ 1 meter
Maglite 3D MT-I, 3D Nimh Batteries - 4,130 lux @ 1 meter
Maglite 3D MT-III, 3D Nimh Batteries - 5900 lux @ 1 meter
Refer to for MT-I And MT-III
MT-I uses 1 SSC with 27mm reflector
MT-III uses 3 SSC'S with 3, 20mm Reflectors.
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Maglite 3D Malkolf Drop-In at 83"
Maglite 3D MT-III @ 83"
Maglite 3D with MT-I @ 83"
Maglite 3D Malkolf Drop-In at 83" Stepped down exposure
Maglite 3D MT-III @ 83" Stepped down exposure
Maglite 3D with MT-I @ 83" Stepped down exposure
Maglite 3D Malkolf Drop-In @32'
Maglite 3D MT-I @ 32'
Maglite 3D MT-III @ 32'
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