They might be the only functional lights after an EMP attack. ;-)
The new Malkoff M61SHO
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They might be the only functional lights after an EMP attack. ;-)
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For me, incan SF 6P and 9P trigger memories from the years that were dark (pun intended) and thus the association.
Apparently it works just like smell and just like sound. You see/hear something and it takes you back to that time and place.
If the incan-dominated era brings back good memories, perhaps these old incans refresh these memories.
Apparently it works just like smell and just like sound. You see/hear something and it takes you back to that time and place.
If the incan-dominated era brings back good memories, perhaps these old incans refresh these memories.
thermal guy
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I don't mind incandescent lights as long as i remind myself that they are going to absolutely horrible compared to modern lights.Dont get me wrong yes they have a beautiful beam and I used them for years until LED's took over but they are woefully behind even junk leds of today. But somehow I keep buying them. Just bought a big beam lantern from the late 50's early 60's 4 1/2 sealed beam big old 6 volt battery. Throws a square beam about 50-60 feet That's it lol.
timbo114
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I'm seeing this info today .... what's up with this output numbers drop ? ?
This is the Malkoff Devices P60 style Drop-in LED Conversion with solid brass heatsink construction. The LED is a White (5700K) Luminous SST-20. The output is approximately 750 continuous lumens. The Lux (candela) is approximately 11,000.
Full output runtime is approximately 30-45 minutes on two primary CR123 batteries. Three CR123 batteries would give about an hour.
Full output runtime on a single protected 2500mah 16650 battery is approximately 45-60 minutes. On a single protected 3500mah 18650 battery, expect about 1.5 hrs.
Full output runtime is approximately 2.5-3.0 hrs on two protected 3500mah 18650 batteries.
APPROXIMATE OUTPUTS AND DRAWS AT VARIOUS VOLTAGES
| VOLTAGE | 3.7 v | 3.8 v | 3.9 v | 4.0 v | 6.0 v | 7.2 v | 9.0 v |
| LUMENS | 650 | 750 | 750 | 750 | 750 | 750 | 750 |
| AMP DRAW | 2.0 | 2.2 | 2.1 | 2.1 | 1.4 | 1.1 | 0.9 |
Having used Ican SureFire 6P's and 9P's, from 1995 until 2008 (when I put Malkoff's in them), I have many memories of the 50 (or so) minute "run times" (then complete darkness), and of the worry of blowing the P60 and P90 lamps when they were dropped, etc...
I have very little nostalgia for Icans, as I fully remember all the problems with them, from using them for work, not play, from 1979 until 2008.
As aways, I use my flashlights for work, not to play with, perhaps that is the difference.
Kestrel
Flashaholic
I do not have any nostalgia whatsoever for crappy AA Minimags with 2x NiCad AA's, in Alaska winters;
dropping them while wearing heavy mittens often required the spare bulb in the tailcap. :-/
I /wish/ someone would have told me about SureFires, way back then; I would have spent more money, but at least I would have had decent illumination ...
dropping them while wearing heavy mittens often required the spare bulb in the tailcap. :-/
I /wish/ someone would have told me about SureFires, way back then; I would have spent more money, but at least I would have had decent illumination ...
kerneldrop
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If only we could be treated to a Malkoff SFT40 3000k HCRI for an outdoor light, or the B35AM which is the best looking high-powered outdoor LED I've seen.
After reading thru all this I'm not sure if I'm supposed to buy the module
After reading thru all this I'm not sure if I'm supposed to buy the module
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thermal guy
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You know it is what it is. IMO it's what the standard M61 should have been. It's brighter then the standard 61 and has more throw. The spill is much brighter than the 61T with damn near the same throw It's very close to the standard 91 in output and spill but can run at different voltage and get the same output. It's a pretty versatile module.
kerneldrop
Flashlight Enthusiast
There we go, it's settled. I'll order one.
Gene is finding every way to use up the SST20 that he has.
3Amps is the reliable-max recommended by Luminus, so one day there will be a version released that pumps out 936 lumens at 5700k L4 bin, and 992 at L5 bin.
Gene is finding every way to use up the SST20 that he has.
3Amps is the reliable-max recommended by Luminus, so one day there will be a version released that pumps out 936 lumens at 5700k L4 bin, and 992 at L5 bin.
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Its lux is closer to that of M61 than M61T, it just doesn't punch as far.
great light, no doubt. I wouldn't turn one down. But's redundant in the array of lights I already got.
the regular m61 is weaker, yeah. But it has better runtime.
great light, no doubt. I wouldn't turn one down. But's redundant in the array of lights I already got.
the regular m61 is weaker, yeah. But it has better runtime.
kerneldrop
Flashlight Enthusiast
I haven't ordered yet. The 519a MDC group buy on FB may be my money better spent.
PoliceScannerMan
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When one needs FULL SEND, the Malkoff M61 SHO gets the nod.
kerneldrop
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dangit, take my money. I'lll order it today long with some McClicky switches.
I mean when it's put like that....there's no reason not to use the M61 SHO.
I will conclude my comments with my limited experience in using flashlights primarily for urban walks in the dark with the flashlight held at my waist level, I like to see both curbs of an urban street on "low".
My MD2 M61LL w/high/low switch. Works great but I keep the light on high a lot.
My MD2 M61 HOTv2. w/high/low switch. is better because I seldom need high but the spill directly in front of me leaves a bit to be desired.
My MD2 M61 SHO w/high/low switch gives me the perfect balance of spill and throw. On high it allows me to easily identify objects over 100yds away. Usually, I can complete my one hour 4 mile walk never using high unless I am checking for wandering critters.
My MD2 M61LL w/high/low switch. Works great but I keep the light on high a lot.
My MD2 M61 HOTv2. w/high/low switch. is better because I seldom need high but the spill directly in front of me leaves a bit to be desired.
My MD2 M61 SHO w/high/low switch gives me the perfect balance of spill and throw. On high it allows me to easily identify objects over 100yds away. Usually, I can complete my one hour 4 mile walk never using high unless I am checking for wandering critters.
kerneldrop
Flashlight Enthusiast
Fixed.
Not fixed. I can complete my four mile walk never using high. The low setting is usually sufficient for the entire walk.
kerneldrop
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Full-send is a hard-use lifestyle.
Your walk should be guided by 750 lumens.
Get that heart racing, legs pumping and lumens full-sending
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I see you like nighttime walks to look like daytime walks.
I prefer to keep some semblance of my night vision.
