• You must be a Supporting Member to participate in the Candle Power Forums Marketplace.

    You can become a Supporting Member.

Sold/Expired "The Torch" Interest / Sign-Up Thread

Status
Not open for further replies.

cmacclel

Flashlight Enthusiast
Joined
Jul 15, 2003
Messages
5,018
Location
Sweden
"The Torch" *CLOSED*

Here my newest addition to the Family. I may offer these for sale depending on interest.

-This Baby is 4100 Lumens of Hotwire
-Under a 9" package (Around 8.5")
-Modified Five Mega Holder
-12x Intellect 2/3 A 1400Mah Cells (Tested to 1400+ Mah same as CBP1650's)
-10amp Tailswitch
-Metal Medium Stipple reflector
-Borafloat Lens
-Osram 64623 HLX Lamp
-GY6.35 Bi-Pin Holder
-Runtime :) This more of a See what a Mag can do show light. Runtime is around 10 minutes
-This light is NOT a toy. The heat / light this light throws out is unbelievable. Wanna roast some marshmallows.......blow them out when they catch fire!
-Video by member Kinzli

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=79Aw8nH9IrM


With the larger hotwire lamps you CANNOT turn the head down all the way as the glass lens will come in contact with the lamp and the lamp will break.


Pricing will be $225 for the light as pictured.(Minus batteries)

Turn Key option which includes the battery charger and 1 set of cells would be around $75 additional.

With the use of Dummy Spacers you could always run the USL 62138 lamp or a multitude of lamps from a 50w 12v, to a mag85 with this setup. The Bi-Pin Holder is a universal style holder which can hold vertually any G4, G5.3, and G6.3 Bi-Pin Lamp.


If interested Please post in this thread.

*Interest List*

- Crosman451 (Shipped)
- Bogus1 (Shipped)
- senorcosas (Shipped)
- Cliffnopus (Shipped)
- PoliceScannerMan (Shipped)
- spy008 (Shipped)
- DFiorentino (Shipped)
- jdriller (Shipped)
- therisensun (Shipped)
- chasm22 (Shipped)
- DaveNagy (Shipped)
- Leef (Shipped)
- Wave Particle (Shipped)
- EricMack (Shipped)
- tdurand (Shipped)
- rdh226 (Shipped)
- arewethereyetdad (Shipped)
- J Oei (Shipped)

Added 8/28

-kinzli (Shipped)
-maddog(Shipped)
-Powernoodle(Shipped)
-Dirkp(F&F TK Blue)
-trashman(PM Sent)
-dksd39(Shipped)
-Scythe_rr(Shipped)
-Dynacolt(Black Fluted Head no Charger)
-Sgaterboy(PM Sent)
-bonhomme(Nascar F&F Head TK)
-dmdrewitt(Pewter Fluted Head TK)
-45/70(Stock body & Tail Blue/Black)
-Bright Scouter
-FILA BRAZILIA
-ICUDoc
-Molite
-Data
-Raol Duke
-JasonC
-Slaro
-Martin T
-Whitelitee
-FlashInThePan
-cd-card-biz
-RobinB
-Vandrecken
-Mikebrooke
-hks426
-Rookwoos
-Lintott
-hybridnrg
-Ilikeshinythings
-Vinnyp






Thanks Mac




Now for the Pics

IMG_2209-vi.jpg


IMG_2213-vi.jpg


IMG_2214-vi.jpg


IMG_2217-vi.jpg


What are pics without Beam SHOTS!

Mag85 with CBP1650's (brightest option)

Mag85_cbp-vi.jpg



The Torch

Torch-vi.jpg



Beamshots Courtesy of PoliceScannerMan

PKEFSHOOTOUT015.jpg


PKEFSHOOTOUT009.jpg


PKEFSHOOTOUT010.jpg
 
Last edited:

Bogus1

Flashlight Enthusiast
Joined
Feb 7, 2005
Messages
1,332
Location
Oregon
You know I'm in! I'd go with the complete setup. Any chance on turning any 2/3 spacers or are these available somewhere already? Would we also be able to get spare holders? Thanks
 

Crosman451

Newly Enlightened
Joined
Feb 22, 2003
Messages
158
Location
Mooresville, NC
Hey, can't I just use my Triton with one of those clamps to hold the contacts on the plus and minus of the battery holder?

Mike
 

cmacclel

Flashlight Enthusiast
Joined
Jul 15, 2003
Messages
5,018
Location
Sweden
Crosman451 said:
Hey, can't I just use my Triton with one of those clamps to hold the contacts on the plus and minus of the battery holder?

Mike



The Triton is my #1 Choice and the charger I prefer. I'm looking into a craddle for this setup but the Quickclamp idea will work perfectly for all YOUR charging needs.

Mac
 

andrewwynn

Flashlight Enthusiast
Joined
Apr 28, 2004
Messages
3,763
Location
Racine, WI USA
you'd definitely be able to use a triton for charging. quick clamps work great for holding onto adapters.

A pretty solid home run design for a direct drive light. I can confirm that the CBP 1650s do not output more power.. i would vote in favor of these cells and this pack over the AA size any day.

This is a reaaallly small light, just amazing. I'm not a fan of the color temp on the 623, but the reaility is.. works better outside than the whiter 625 light.. and it's robust enough to take direct drive..

love the 'brute force' solutions.. that is a really good price, also amazing. Is there space to get a PCB in at the top of the battery pack? it would be fun to make a Mag138 regulated out of one of these.

-awr
 

PoliceScannerMan

Flashaholic
Joined
Jul 25, 2005
Messages
9,559
Location
Gainesville,FL
I'm in for a full setup, rechargable turnkey set-up!

EDIT: I have a Universal Smart Charger! So everything but the Charger!
 
Last edited:

cmacclel

Flashlight Enthusiast
Joined
Jul 15, 2003
Messages
5,018
Location
Sweden
From the Other thread 4800 lamp 3100+ Torch Lumens.

Mac



Delvance said:
I was just playing with the hotrater spreadsheet by Awr not long ago, and decided to plug in the 64623 lamp (which is what this "Torch" uses). I made the DD figure 14.27V so the lamp would see 14V (which imho, should be pretty easy with the setup Mac has done).

Enjoy!
64623.JPG


Yup, over 3100 output lumens and the bulb may last upto 300 hours or so! Insta strike 3100 output lumens...definitely HID territory.
 

JimH

Flashlight Enthusiast
Joined
Apr 8, 2004
Messages
2,714
Location
San Jose, CA
How does it compare to the USL? How long does it take to start a fire or cook an egg? :grin2:
 

cmacclel

Flashlight Enthusiast
Joined
Jul 15, 2003
Messages
5,018
Location
Sweden
JimH said:
How does it compare to the USL? How long does it take to start a fire or cook an egg? :grin2:


Send me your USL and I'll compare them :) As for cooking Eggs my light is made to produce reddiculous amounts of Light and is not a stove :)

I can say the record of keeping your hand over the lens is around 3-4 seconds the average is around 2 seconds.



Mac
 
Status
Not open for further replies.

Latest posts

Top