thermal guy
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The bones has a much wider beam but still has more throw then standard M61. It's a great light
That was one of the threads I read, I did a search through the forum and read through all the Elzetta tagged threads, even the "Elzetta - The Industry's Best Kept Secret" thread. Seems like there was a lot more chatter on this brand a few years ago and it has dropped off a lot recently, the Bones seems to have gotten little attention.
That's good to hear, my understanding is that the Bones is more or less a Bravo that just takes 18650's as well, is milled from 1 piece and does not have the High/Low option therefore comparing the beam from the Bravo would be applicable when comparing the Bones as well?The bones has a much wider beam but still has more throw then standard M61. It's a great light
A reasonable person would probably think they have enough lights at this point given that I still have my Fenix PD35 V2.0 a few Sofirn SP31s V2s, a Jetbeam Jet 1-MK, and now a Olight Warrior X Pro with I5T on the way from the last flash sale....... But it appears that there is no reason involved in this hobby.
The current draw from the older M91 and M61SHO may be high enough to cause the drop-in to shut off before the cells are down to below 3 volts.
I've never tested it before.
Wow, thanks for taking the time to take all of those photos, it is very much appreciated. Truly above and beyond!Fritz,
Not sure if you are still with us but I said I would do something so I did take some Beamshots for you.
So here is the M61N, Bravo (running two different battery options) and the 61HOT. As well as some other stuff.
Happy to answer any questions.
https://imgur.com/a/TiNZXRx