XM-L U3 bin
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Bigpal
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I am not certain about which lights they're in yet, but I do believe Cutter is selling the U3, and also the U4.
Edit: Nevermind, I think you may have been just looking for some lights with that LED, not the emitter itself. Maybe I misunderstood.
Edit: Nevermind, I think you may have been just looking for some lights with that LED, not the emitter itself. Maybe I misunderstood.
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At the moment, U2's the limit. It's getting harder and harder to squeeze out efficacy without tint shifting all over the place.
The U3 and U4 listed on Cutter's site are quad-die XM-L, similar to MC-E. They may produce higher overall output, but are actually less efficient than single-die XM-L.
The U3 and U4 listed on Cutter's site are quad-die XM-L, similar to MC-E. They may produce higher overall output, but are actually less efficient than single-die XM-L.
The XP-G has been upgraded to the XP-G2 so I expect the generation 2 XM-L should be coming down the line soon.
As for the p bin sst90, they just changed the binning structure so that the new p bin is the same as the old n bin.
mr.lumen
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No its more efficient than the older bins look more closely they changed their Bunning but it still has more lumens than the previous bin. I do hope the u3 bin comes out soon as amazing as the u2 is we always want better!
UOTE=monkeyboy;3990291]The XP-G has been upgraded to the XP-G2 so I expect the generation 2 XM-L should be coming down the line soon.
As for the p bin sst90, they just changed the binning structure so that the new p bin is the same as the old n bin.[/QUOTE]
UOTE=monkeyboy;3990291]The XP-G has been upgraded to the XP-G2 so I expect the generation 2 XM-L should be coming down the line soon.
As for the p bin sst90, they just changed the binning structure so that the new p bin is the same as the old n bin.[/QUOTE]
