For more informations, pictures, beamshots and so on you can watch the review (sorry, in german):
http://www.taschenlampen-forum.de/thrunite/37238-review-thrunite-tn36-3x-mk-r.html#post485323
I see what you mean.Pretty sure the mm15 is still on in the second shot...
I only know a price for european customers:Is there a price estimate?
Decent pricing, if these numbers are correct.I only know a price for european customers:
199.95 EUR (Amazon) and 169.95 EUR and limited number for TLF-group buy only.
Perhaps price for us-flashies will be $199.
To me it looks like a Niwalker MM15 X Fenix LD60.
This.
4 cells, but disappointed they designed it to use a battery carrier.
To me, conformal-internal battery wells such as the EagleTac GX/SX/MX series, Fenix LD60, Olight SR52 etc. are state of the art.
I read from some reviewer it was the guy who does "ReviewtheLight" said by using battery carriers make the torches(flash light) lighter. I am not sure about this, maybe someone can confirm this or bust it.
Is the MK-R sort of a middle man between the XM-L2 and the MT-G? I know there is no cool white MT-G being used in lights.
Why are there only warmer colours in MT-G type LEDs?
Why can't they make a Cool White version?