ThruNite XPG-R5 1.5 amp 3 mode.

weklund · Apr 17, 2010

Just received my XP-G P60 2.7V-9V 1.5 amp and dropped it into a FM 2x"C" host running on two AW "C - size" 3.7V 3300 mAh and must say I am very impressed. Flawless beam pattern on all levels. Bright white tint with virtually no artifacts. Smooth as a Kitten's wrist. I stongly recommend you try one of these fine emitters as you will not be dissapointed. Kudos to Jay for the swift shipping and excellent customer service......

Hot spot on High @ 8 feet. White ceiling.

OP Reflector

recDNA · Apr 17, 2010

Have you measured amps at the tail?

weklund · Apr 17, 2010

recDNA said:
Have you measured amps at the tail?

Negative. I am not that sophisticated. I do know what I like and I like what I see in this emitter from all aspects. I do have several R5 drops to compare it to such as Malkoff M61 and I have to say I prefer the tint and output of the Thrunite over the M61. Might be comparing appels and oranges yet I am very happy with both. I think this new drop-in is very versatile and utilitarian with an outstanding beam pattern at every level.

357mag1 · Apr 17, 2010

recDNA said:
Have you measured amps at the tail?

I just checked my ThruNite XPG 1.5 amp single mode 2.7-9v and it is drawing 890ma at the tail using two 18350 batteries. My new (just arrived today) 2.7-4.2v three mode draws 1.75 amps on high using an IMR 18650 battery. I can't tell any difference between the two on a white wall.

jabe1 · Apr 17, 2010

weklund said:
Negative. I am not that sophisticated. I do know what I like and I like what I see in this emitter from all aspects. I do have several R5 drops to compare it to such as Malkoff M61 and I have to say I prefer the tint and output of the Thrunite over the M61. Might be comparing appels and oranges yet I am very happy with both. I think this new drop-in is very versatile and utilitarian with an outstanding beam pattern at every level.

Could you possibly post beamshots of those you have? I have the nailbender XP-G and am considering another. I'm looking for one with a more defined hotspot. Thanks.

weklund · Apr 17, 2010

jabe1 said:
Could you possibly post beamshots of those you have? I have the nailbender XP-G and am considering another. I'm looking for one with a more defined hotspot. Thanks.

I will post a three emitter comparison later today or tomorrow morning. The ThruNite XP-G has a very nice semi heavy OP reflector texture that creates the most pleasing R5 hotspot that I have yet to see.

jabe1 · Apr 17, 2010

Awesome! I'm looking forward to seeing the differences.

anonymoususer · Apr 19, 2010

weklund said:
Negative. I am not that sophisticated. I do know what I like and I like what I see in this emitter from all aspects. I do have several R5 drops to compare it to such as Malkoff M61 and I have to say I prefer the tint and output of the Thrunite over the M61. Might be comparing appels and oranges yet I am very happy with both. I think this new drop-in is very versatile and utilitarian with an outstanding beam pattern at every level.

Please consider doing a thorough Malkoff M61 vs ThruNite XP-G 1.5A comparison.

susuman · Aug 4, 2010

Weklund,
Can you check , is the drop in have correct Mid and Low mode. I have the 2.7v-4.2v 3 modes drop in, which has the High, Mid and Low well spread!

Anyway, I will get a Single Mode, which I prefer to put that in my C2 with twisty tailcap, ordering another 2,7-4.2v 3 modes though, the drop in just awesome, and I like the wide spill too.

ThruNite XPG-R5 1.5 amp 3 mode.

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