P7 Rainier in stock

[Curt R]

RMSK now has some of the latest powerhouse Seoul P7 Rainier that use the RCR123A Lithium-Ion batteries. They are available in Black Anodized aluminum, Stainless Steel and in Titanium. Power drive to the P7 LED starts at 1.45 amps or about an estimated 450 plus Lumens.

Curt

 

[Brasso]

Wow. What's the run time on something like that? 10min?

 

[Curt R]

After about 5 minutes the battery output stabilizes at 1 amp, (about 350 Lumens), drive for a typical run time with a RCR123A Lithium-Ion battery of about 45 minutes. With a primary CR123A Lithium battery the output is flat for 10 to 12 hours at a reduced output of about 75 Lumens.

Curt

 

[Brasso]

Thanks. That sounds very interesting.

 

[Metatron]

wouldn't it be wonderful if ur retailer actually used paypal so us poor slobs could actually order from overseas.
FACT: my collection worth $15 000
peaks slice: $0

ur call mate:thinking:

 

[Henk_Lu]

You can order directly from Peak.

I got a Ti Caribbean and a gold plated Eiger a good week ago that way and ordered two more "Ha-III and SS Eiger last weekend (still on hold).

I wonder how the P7 in the Raimier can put out 75 Lumen FLAT for 10-12 hours? Either I misunderstand the word "flat", which means for me an output of continous 75 Lumen over the whole period, or that multi-die emitter is efficient as hell!!!

 

[DarthLumen]

Maybe he meant 7.5 lumens?

 

[Brasso]

75lumens sounds about right.

I want the Everest. I have $175 dollars burning a hole in my pocket as I type. I already bought 18500 batteries and a charger in anticipation.

 

[Curt R]

My error, the measured current drive to the P7 LED, (I voltage bin production lights, not the proto J bin), with a 3.0 volt CR123A Lithium battery is 350 mA. That works out to about 110 Lumens and not 75. Run time will decrease to about 4 to 5 hours. With the 3.7 volt RCR123A battery this thing is just insane.

We do take paypal here at Peakland.

Curt

 

[Metatron]

We do take paypal here at Peakland.

Curt

Hi Curt, i am looking for a Rainier P7 hopefully in BRASS, if not, SS will do, but i need a momentary switch with it. i have used ur site to send a special order, if u could look into it for me and pm me details would be great.:wave:

steve z

 

[Miracle]

r there any pix of this torch light?

:candle:

 

[Brasso]

I'd go for it if it was in brass with the optional 18500 tube.

Pics here:
http://www.em-mgt.com/LED/Rainier.html

 

[Curt R]

There are pictures of the light on this site, go to the sticky at the top of this sub-forum and go to the volcano /Rainier and click on it. Overall length is 3-3/4 inches with a 1 inch diameter head and a 3/4 inch diameter body. With the CR123A lithium 3.0 volt battery this pocket rocket puts out more Lumens, about 110, which is more than almost all 2 X CR123A competitors. And with the RCR123A 3.7 volt Lithium-Ion battery nothing else can match it for the size and the price.

The Rainier @ $85.00 in HA or $95.00 in Stainless
110 Lumens with CR123A, run time 4 hours plus
350 Lumens with RCR123A rechargeable, run time 45 minutes

Competitors:
70 Lumen SF T1A Titan @ $239, run time 1 hour
120 Lumen SF L4 @ $175, uses 2 x CR123A batteries
80 Lumen SF E1B @ $149, run time 1.3 hours
350 Lumen SF M4 @ $ 349, run time 20 minutes with 4 x CR123A batteries
15 Lumen SF E1E @ $79, run time 90 minutes
130 Lumen (big bird) 7090 @ $199, run time 90 minutes

The Peak El Capitan with a single AA 14500 Lithium-Ion battery outputs about 140 Lumens for about 1 hour using the XP-G R5 LED. More power than all of the above except for the M4. With a standard L91 Lithium AA battery the output is about 70 plus lumens with double the run time of the SF T1A or the SF E1B. And at less than $50.00 it costs less than the SF E1E.

Curt

 

[Miracle]

I'd go for it if it was in brass with the optional 18500 tube.

Pics here:
http://www.em-mgt.com/LED/Rainier.html

Thanks for the info.

""After the intitial 400+ lumen output for about 5 minutes the battery stabilizes and you get around 350 lumens for about 45 minutes. Run time and output with a primary CR123 (3V) is approximately 110 lumens for 4-5 hours.""

I dont quite get it.

Is it 1 cr123 for 350 lumens for 45 minutes?

or is it 1 cr123 for 110 lumens for 4-5 hours?

:shrug:

 

[Curt R]

A single RCR123A is a Lithium-Ion rechargeable 3.7 volt battery for an average output of 350 Lumens for 45 minutes. The CR123A Lithium battery is 3.0 volts and is not rechargeable. That battery output is about 110 Lumens for 4 hours plus.

Curt

 

[Miracle]

A single RCR123A is a Lithium-Ion rechargeable 3.7 volt battery for an average output of 350 Lumens for 45 minutes. The CR123A Lithium battery is 3.0 volts and is not rechargeable. That battery output is about 110 Lumens for 4 hours plus.

Curt

Thanks Curt,

Is 350 lumens with 1 RCR123A 3.7v the best output for a LED torch light now?

How do I switch the rainier peak on and off?

Do I twist it?

 

[Curt R]

Because the light is a direct drive light the actual Lumen output will be determined be the battery capability, (they are not all the same, battery to battery), and the forward voltage drop across the LED, (they are also not the same, LED to LED).

Curt

 

[Brasso]

Can this light be ordered with an 18500 body?

Also, what's the beam profile like? Is it all flood or does it have a collimated lens?

 

[one2tim]

It looks good that light, im also wondering how the beam is? is the reflector smooth or op?

I must say as a side note that i really dont like your website and neither that rmsk site, its so horrible it must really scare away or make alot of potentially customers loose interest, when it looks so unprofessional.
Hope you take it as constructive critisism

 

[mcmc]

Hi Curt! This light looks very cool =) Is it possible to get a SS Rainier with the head styling of the Ti version?