Just Another Flashlight Comparison Thread....

Yes..I know...how boring...buy hey what am I supposed to do with all these flashlights...



I took the pictures on manual mode so they all got the same amount of shutter and apeture...



Its night time , its late and its cold ...You hear noices in the backyard.

You need to investigate..



Yes you have a back porch light but what fun is that, instead of turning on the back porch light , you bring out several flashlights to see what all that noise is all about...







This is the backyard with the porch light on..







Here it is without any light...







First up is the Inova X1 the old style...







Next is the new Inova X1 with a reflector..







This one is the River Rock 2AAA flashlight...







Now the E1L with the McLux 2 stage switch on Low. I think its the 60ohm version.







The same E1L on High..







This one is the Fenix L1P.....







Next up is the McLux PD on low....







McLux PD on high.....my favorite EDC







Surefire L4 with a 2 stage switch on Low 22 ohm representing...







The L4 on High.....I love this light...









Surefire A2 on low setting with red LED...







Surefire A2 on high setting.....







Blackhawk Gladius on the lowest setting...







Blackhawk Gladius on the highest setting...very bright focused light..







And finally the Surefire 8nx rechargeable .....



I hope this comparison helped show a little bit the differences between these lights, because it was really cold out there in the backyard..

Nice lighting comparison picture shots there! :wave:

Now when buying a two stage switch for the surefire clicky how does the output relate to the ohm number. I've seen a couple people go with the 22ohm for the L4. But from that shot I think I would want just a little more output on low. Which one would you think would relate two half output.

I have a 10 ohm resistor and I like it, but have actually considered trying a 5 ohm (I once read that Lighthound had them). Of course, I like a fairly bright "low".

cqbdude,

extremely nice pictures for comparison. Thank you so much for going to the trouble.

P.S. Did you ever find what was making noise in your backyard?

Good job ! Those are the real world kind of pictures I can relate to. A white wall at 5 feet means nothing to me .

SCblur said:

cqbdude,

extremely nice pictures for comparison. Thank you so much for going to the trouble.

P.S. Did you ever find what was making noise in your backyard?

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Im not sure ... but it looked like Michael Jackson...:lolsign: