I'm looking for an off the shelf lumen monster and was wondering how the Borealis matched up with other off the shelf lights out there. Being fairly new at this I don't know what the other lights are. I could go the modded route also if it was something fairly simple to mod....Sid
What does the Borealis compare to?
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The Borealis is what is known as a "Mag85". You can assemble your own from parts purchased through the B/S/T for about half the cost and very little effort. Search for "Mag85" and you will get a lot of results and info.
The famous "ROP" mod is a bit easier, and with the high bulb is pretty impressive.
Here's a couple of links to get you started:
https://www.candlepowerforums.com/threads/113100
https://www.candlepowerforums.com/threads/120462
The famous "ROP" mod is a bit easier, and with the high bulb is pretty impressive.
Here's a couple of links to get you started:
https://www.candlepowerforums.com/threads/113100
https://www.candlepowerforums.com/threads/120462
Illum
Flashaholic
if your used to the M85 the ROP might be considered one class below rather than above..considering that it is commonly made using a 7.2V [or equivalent 6 cell] battery pack rather than the Mag85.
the closest thing my 85 compares to is the Mag3D + WA1164 + 8 eneloops, commonly referred to as Mag64 around here:thumbsup:
the closest thing my 85 compares to is the Mag3D + WA1164 + 8 eneloops, commonly referred to as Mag64 around here:thumbsup:
Flashanator
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compared to other incans, for me I found it produces more light then any 1-2million candle power handheld spotlights (all lights that use 6v or 12v 55w lamps running off SLA)
I just love using this light, its such a perfect package of lumens/weight etc.
I just love using this light, its such a perfect package of lumens/weight etc.
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