New Jetbeam light

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Jetbeam has stated that their new light will put out 280 lumens on an AA lithium cell. How over rated do you think this will be? It looks like a really nice light, but im a bit pesimistic about that 280 lumens figure. What do you guys think?
 
It specs a R2 bin Cree, and that 280L quoted is on a 14500, so <beginning of speculation> it may get over 200L out the front. I think they are quoting the theoretical maximum at the emitter on a fresh 14500.
Over 200 out the front is still very good. Someone who has one already measured ~2800 cp at 1M, healthily out throwing the Nitecore Defender Infinity, which is probably putting out ~150-ish??? Lumens? with a Q5. If course the Jetbeam Pro1 has a larger smooth reflector in a 24mm head built for throw.
<edit> I assume the emitter still needs over 1A to make that kind of lumens.
 
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On the basis of the known CREE R2 data the given output seems really well on the optimistic side:


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Regardless of this Jetbeam have recently issued some very good lights and I am looking forward to this new Jet I Pro. The design is surely catching.

I have the 'Paypal sent' icon at ready...:cool:
 
No doubt it will hit 280!! (As long as they use the same scale that the Tiablo used for the A1)



 
look like i wont be getting a new light soon, if not i might be short when it comes to buying that...:duh2:

speculations when it comes out?

Crenshaw
 
Hello all,

Thanks for your interested in JETBeam's flashlights.Here is the specification of JET-I PRO.

Model[FONT=&#23435]:[/FONT]JET-I pro
Lamp Type[FONT=&#23435]:[/FONT]CREE 7090 XR-E(R2 WC bin)
Maximum Output[FONT=&#23435]:[/FONT]280 Lumens
Reflector[FONT=&#23435]:[/FONT]Aluminum "Orange Peel" reflector
Lens[FONT=&#23435]:[/FONT]Sapphire crystal
Material[FONT=&#23435]:T6061 aircraft grade aluminum alloy [/FONT]
Finish[FONT=&#23435]:HAIII military grade hard anodized [/FONT]
Batter Type[FONT=&#23435]:[/FONT]AA size battery or other types of batteries with the same volume
Circuit[FONT=&#23435]:[/FONT]0.7V-4.2V
Circuit Functions[FONT=&#23435]:[/FONT]
General Mode[FONT=&#23435]:[/FONT]
AA batteries: Low (15 lumens, 4Hours)-> Primary (60 lumens, 1.2Hours)-> Max (150 lumens, 50min)
lithium batteries: Low (30 lumens, 6Hours)->Primary (120 lumens, 1Hour) -> Max (280 lumens, 30min)
Advanced Mode[FONT=&#23435]:[/FONT]Alarm signal -> SOS signal
Switch[FONT=&#23435]:[/FONT]push-button tail cap switch
Waterproof[FONT=&#23435]:[/FONT]10 meters
Dimension[FONT=&#23435]:[/FONT]Bezel diameter 25mm, Tail diameter 19mm, overall length 100mm
Weight[FONT=&#23435]:[/FONT]50g[FONT=&#23435]([/FONT]batteries excluded[FONT=&#23435])[/FONT]

According to the factory JET-I PRO will available in the middle of this month.Detailed price and exact shipping day will be informed in the CPF later.


Best Regards
JETBeam


From marketplace~
 
just thinking, that thing will render our current T1-s useless! almost...in terms of overall output..

Crenshaw
 
I hope they have a better track record with this one than with the Jetbeam C-LE. I think I'm done with Jetbeam after that fiasco.
 
If the spec sheets says R2 bin can produce 100LPW, does that mean that it can produce 300 lumens at 3 watts?
 
EXACTELY
Jetbeam is very good at promoting nice stuff but when it comes down to delivering it they can not make it happen.
if they did everything they would do i now would have had at leastr 3 jetbeam lights(at the moment i have none)

they also have had lot's of QC issues in the past.

hopefully they will get it right this time.

build it, test it, promote it, ship it

I hope they have a better track record with this one than with the Jetbeam C-LE. I think I'm done with Jetbeam after that fiasco.
 
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Jetbeam is very good at promoting nice stuff but when it comes down to delivering it they can not make it happen.
if they did everything they would do i now would have had at least 3 jetbeam lights (at the moment i have none)

they also have had lot's of QC issues in the past.
We can group Rexlight in there with Jetbeam too! :sigh:
 
Ok. Its possible that it uses the same circuitry as the mk2x, which is driven at 1.4A. Not sure how much the led is supposed to put out at 1.4A, but i'm sure its a lot.
 
I think the 280 figure is going to be vastly inflated, but we'll have to see.

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