I've been looking at different warm/neutral tints and I think that my next light will be a "warm". Seeing as there aren't as many warm lights out there I've found 2 that get my interest. The P20c or (T) MKII and the Quark Turbo 1232. I'm just looking for the best overall value in terms of construction/output. IIRC, the Eagletac uses the Q3/4 and the Quark uses the R4 but I may be wrong. If that is the case, the quark should be brighter and more efficient. In this type of light I'd like a good mix of spill/spot but I know that the T20C and Turbo will be throwier than the P20C. Any thoughts welcome. I'm looking to spend under $100 and would prefer to stick to something pocketable.
P20C MKII WW vs Quark 1232 Turbo Warm
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skyfire
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i think the eagletac is neutral, while 4sevens quark 123 turbo is available in warm tint xp-g.
I thought i like neutral tints most, but after getting a nailbender SST-90 3000k drop-in. I am very much a fan of warm tint, its makes neutral look like cool tint.
I thought i like neutral tints most, but after getting a nailbender SST-90 3000k drop-in. I am very much a fan of warm tint, its makes neutral look like cool tint.
skyfire
Flashlight Enthusiast
its yellow with hints of red, making orange hehhe:thumbsup:
thats what i see anyways. the tint on my sst-90 3000k looks very similar to my E2E incan, but a whole lot more blinding.
the first time i turned it on, it looked very orange to me, but now that ive gotten used to it. i love it. makes everything look softer, and more vibrant.
JA(me)S
Enlightened
I have a 123^2 Warm White Turbo that I bought for outdoor use. I cannot tell the difference in tint to that of an incan - very pleased with it. IMHO it also cuts through the rain (and hopefully snow) better than a cooler tint. The XP-G w/deep smooth reflector in the Turbo head throws well with surprisingly useful spill with no rings. However, mine does have a slight donut hole - a trait I've found I am more sensitive to than others. Although not a high CRI, to my eye the warm (7A3 or 7B4 if memory serves) renders colors better than a cooler tint.
I run AW 17670s with a Turbo Flat Tailcap (momentary forward clicky that tail stands). It has been noted on CPF the WW turbo does not lego - it does not have the requisite square threads. I have not had an issue with the flat tailcap.
Nice light - I recommend it highly for the use you intend.
-Jas.
I run AW 17670s with a Turbo Flat Tailcap (momentary forward clicky that tail stands). It has been noted on CPF the WW turbo does not lego - it does not have the requisite square threads. I have not had an issue with the flat tailcap.
Nice light - I recommend it highly for the use you intend.
-Jas.
