Tried a search but came up empty.:sigh:
Has anyone tried this bulb? Thinking of trying it in my SF M2 with an AW 17670.
Thanks,
Tim
Has anyone tried this bulb? Thinking of trying it in my SF M2 with an AW 17670.
Thanks,
Tim
Lumens Factory EO-4
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Dioni
Flashlight Enthusiast
Try the google search on CPF main page.
Don't miss MDs Incandescent guide:
https://www.candlepowerforums.com/threads/161536
According MDs thread:
1x17670
LF D26 EO-4: 9W, 122 - 70 lumen in 37 minutes
It is a good rechargeable option.
Don't miss MDs Incandescent guide:
https://www.candlepowerforums.com/threads/161536
According MDs thread:
1x17670
LF D26 EO-4: 9W, 122 - 70 lumen in 37 minutes
It is a good rechargeable option.
Outdoors Fanatic
Flashlight Enthusiast
That's a high-drain lamp that might not perform as you may expect at only 3.7 volts. It's better to use something like the HO-9 on 2x16340 IMR cells. Or the IMR-9 or P91 for maximum brightness.
THANKS for that tip!!
Had not tried that search option before, got all kinds of info to read.
Dioni
Flashlight Enthusiast
THANKS for that tip!!
Had not tried that search option before, got all kinds of info to read.
Yep, I thought that. The CPF search doesn't get too short words . :thumbsup:
The Outdoors Fanatic's tip also is good for better output performance.
PS.: Put a P91 into your pretty M2 and forget runtime
.Cheers,
Dioni
Well, with some of the higher output options that were mentioned, I kinda wussed out!!
I went with the HO-4. It is fairly comparable to the stock P60, maybe slightly dimmer, but it should run for at least an hour on one 17670.
If I need more light, I've always got my M6 with an 1185 in it.
Tim
I went with the HO-4. It is fairly comparable to the stock P60, maybe slightly dimmer, but it should run for at least an hour on one 17670.
If I need more light, I've always got my M6 with an 1185 in it
.Tim
