Why have fenix gone for a smooth reflector? The TK10 had enough throw with the op and a bit of side spill. Why change a good formula?
Also is it possible to change the reflector for one with a OP texture?
I agree that having an option of reflector types would be nice. Either heavily textured or smooth.Smooth gives better throw. i myself perfer smoth for most applications, but textured is just great for leds. i think it would be good if when you ordered you had an option for a reflector, and could buy other reflectors. it would be perfect if they had a light, light orange peel.
The two L2Ds I owned had identical beams even though one was OP and the other smooth.Bought a P2D Q5 a few days ago. Took the OP because so many people here prefer it. Now I am totally disappointed. Even my P1D CE throws better with smooth reflector and my P3D Q5 literally blows it away. If you use a light other than for white wall hunting at very short distances smooth is the better choice!
New to high powered flashlights, I presume ? The throw of the TK10 was and still is disappointing to those of us requiring illumination at a distance in the 2xCR123A form factor. An LAPD friend of mine wanted a light to penetrate 5% tint from a car length away. The OP beam of the TK10 was not up to the task.The TK10 was hardly shoddy though when it came to throw...
I would like Fenix to make a proper thrower with a large (ideally replaceable) reflector like a Dereelight. It could have the same body and internals as the TK11 but with a proper throwing head and reflector.I am excited about the smooth reflector. I like the T1, but could use more throw.
Primary will be an M4 bored for Pila 600P cells powering the 1111 through a second run FM bi-pin holder. We felt this was an excellent compromise between size, durability, power and tint cutting ability. The shock isolated bezel functions well with the 1111, the set screw in the second run holder gives us greater confidence in the setup. Extra cells in a holster and an IBC in the squad car supplements power requirements. Backup will likely be a CL1H V4 1S SMO for simplicity. Once we have one in hand, we can determine which size SureFire filter should be installed to provide for greater versatility.What did your friend end up using? - Or is it still to be sorted out?
Smooth gives better throw. i myself perfer smoth for most applications, but textured is just great for leds. i think it would be good if when you ordered you had an option for a reflector, and could buy other reflectors. it would be perfect if they had a light, light orange peel.
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Primary will be an M4 bored for Pila 600P cells powering the 1111 through a second run FM bi-pin holder. We felt this was an excellent compromise between size, durability, power and tint cutting ability. The shock isolated bezel functions well with the 1111, the set screw in the second run holder gives us greater confidence in the setup. Extra cells in a holster and an IBC in the squad car supplements power requirements. Backup will likely be a CL1H V4 1S SMO for simplicity. Once we have one in hand, we can determine which size SureFire filter should be installed to provide for greater versatility.