Sold/Expired Xre or SCC for throw?

[LowTEC]

For all you pros out there, what do you think that will have more throw, XRE with MCR 19XR or SCC with MCR20S? Thanx

Mod please move it to the right forum, sorry

 

[Cuso]

Wrong thread bro...

 

[Long John]

For all you pros out there, what do you think that will have more throw, XRE with MCR 19XR or SCC with MCR20S? Thanx

Mod please move it to the right forum, sorry

Since these days higher Cree bins are not available, the SSC U-bin solution.
In combination with an Asperical Lens, the Cree.

Best regards

____
Tom

 

[Gary123]

From what I have been told from some modders I have spoken with, comparing emitters, the Cree XR-E projects more of a spot than the Seoul.

 

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I can tell you that my 27LT Cree throws harder than my 27LT-S. Not near as nice of a beam though.

-Goatee

 

[digitaleos]

Here's a comparison for you. First photo is an Aleph A19 XR-E with a NG750 using the McR19, the second photo is a TNC 20mm head with McR-20s reflector and the light engine is a Seoul Flupic. Both lights had freshly charged 3.7v Li-ions. The shed is approximately 50 feet away.

Chris

Aleph A19





TNC 20mm

 

[LowTEC]

Thanx for the pix, but can you describe them a little bit? Cuz from what I've seen on the screen they are close and seems like the aims were off. The XRE seems like point more down left and the SCC seems like point upper right?

 

[LowTEC]

I can tell you that my 27LT Cree throws harder than my 27LT-S. Not near as nice of a beam though.

-Goatee

Sounds like the Cree does have a better throw.

I thought I was going for SCC this time as I already have 3 single XRE lights lol.

 

[Strauss]

The Cree has a better beam profile for throw when compared to the Seoul....

 

[cmacclel]

With a Mag reflector the Seoul is better for throw. My first Cree measured around 15k lux at 1 meter. The Seoul powered hit 20k Lux with a much nicer beam.

Mac