NDI - ON?
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Marduke
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If you cannot comfortably hold the light with your hand, it's probably been on a little too long.
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phantom23
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No problem with overheating, lower (than for example Fenixes) output using 14500 gives longer runtime and less heat.
Depending what level you set the NDI on, whether you're holding it or not, and the ambient temperature.
If you have the NDI set to maximum brightness, you should hold it since your hand will cool the flashlight down. If you're going to use it as a candlelight or worklight, you shouldn't use the max brightness (unless the temperature is cold).
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If you have the NDI set to maximum brightness, you should hold it since your hand will cool the flashlight down. If you're going to use it as a candlelight or worklight, you shouldn't use the max brightness (unless the temperature is cold).
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