Does anyone know if the Quark titanium lights have parasitic drain since there is no lock out or anodizing? And what is the actual max lumens on the titanium AA. The spec says 90 but that was the original XPE R2, not the upgraded XPG R4.
Quark Titanium & parasitic drain?
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Marduke
Flashaholic
There is no parasitic drain. Not sure where you got that there might be...
Morelite
Flashlight Enthusiast
There can't be any parasitic drain with mechanical clicky switches when placed between the battery and driver, they completely break the pathway for current.
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It was a question, I didn't get that it or would or would not from anywhere.
iocheretyanny
Enlightened
I would guess around 108 lumens.
matrixshaman
Flashlight Enthusiast
Actually the Lumen rating was an OTF rating for NiMh or Alkaline etc. If you are running the Li-Ion ( a 14500 ) than it will the the same as the other quark single cell models using Li-Ion - that is it would be 170 Lumens! And that was with the original LED. I verified this with 4sevens.
