**Pictures** Sunwayman C20C (XM-L U2) 450 lumens EDC flashlight

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An excellent quality flashlight, the Sunwayman C20C Tomahawk



Features


● CREE XM-L U2 LED, with a lifetime of up to 50,000 hours;
● Soft-contact Side Switch:
One Turbo mode, three modes constant output, hidden Strobe and SOS (below are output and runtime details by using one 2600mAh 18650 battery)
Turbo Mode: 450 Lumens (for safety's sake, after 5 minutes' turbo mode, the light will go to High mode automatically to avoid over-heat)
Three constant output modes: 280Lumens (3hrs) – 95Lumens (10hrs) - 15Lumens (50hrs)
Strobe: 450Lumens
SOS
● Constant current circuit, constant output
● Effective range of 139 meters
● Uses two 3V CR123A batteries or one single 18650 battery
● Working voltage: 4~8.4V
● High quality OP metal reflector maintains great throw distance and spread with an ideal beam pattern
● Dimensions: 105mm (length) x 25mm (head diameter) x 24mm (tail diameter)
● Weight: 57g (battery excluded)
● Aerospace-grade aluminum alloy, stainless steel retaining ring on the head
● Military Specification Type III- hard anodized body
● Waterproof, in accordance with IPX-8 standard
● Ultra-clear tempered glass lens resists scratches and impacts
● Tail stand capable- can be used as a candle
● Accessories: Clip, lanyard, holster, O-ring


































voltage indicator first activity: 3.08V (measured by Cottonpickers nona charger)



more pictures (incl. beamshots) coming soon

all pics in 1024x768px
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Looks great. I'm loving this series. Is that the new Panasonic NCR18650B in there?


-Alex

It´s beautiful! Thanks for the pics!

Just a suggestion: take a picture holding it on your hand, for a better size perspective. Thanks!

How does it throw with that smooth reflector?

Any idea if it lego's with the other SWM lights, like V/M 10/20?

climberkid: No. This is a Panasonic NCR18650A (3100mAh) Industrial cells fit very well.
Federal LG: Thanks, more pictures coming soon (incl. in hand pics)
spydie fanatic: The reflector is very small, but I think the throw is not bad, beamshot pics coming soon.

first beamshots (weather: rainy)


C20C (Panasonic NCR18650A) vs Spark SL6S-740NW (Samsung ICR18650-30A, 4.35V)








C20C (Panasonic NCR18650A) vs Sunwayman T20CS (Samsung ICR18650-30A, 4.35V)

:thumbsup::thumbsup: Nice beamshots! Thanks! I really like the transition between the shots, although I have to admit I thought I may be having a neurological episode or at least a screen malfunction before I realized what was going on! Lol!

I really need to pay more attention!!

I was just asking about the Spark the other day, as I was wondering how much flood/throw it had vs. the ZL SC600, and it seems the Spark's beam is a little wider than the SWM C20C there. I figured the Spark would be somewhat on par with the ZL sc600 in the flood department, but with maybe a little more throw.

The T20CS is obviously much brighter than the C20C.

Overall it doesnt seem that the C20C is much of a thrower, but its probably a good EDC light for short to medium distances.

Unfortunately I am definitely not in the market for yet another 18650 sized light now. I have 4 18650 size, and 3 single CR123 lights.

Panasonic NCR18650A (3100mAh) 4.10V

low ...... 0.04A
med ..... 0.25A (~111 led lumen)
high ..... 0.94A (~397 led lumen)
turbo ... 1.82A (~684 led lumen)

Great photos and very nice looking light! Thanks for posting them!

What about the switch it would seem that lockout may be mandatory for pocket carry, or else the old hot pocket.

C20C vs Spark SL6S-740NW









C20C - 280lm vs 450lm









C20C (450lm) vs T20CS (476lm)

Do you or anyone have a side by side pic of the C20C next to a ZL SC600? I'm just curious to see how the overall size compares.

I don't have SC600 but, here is another size comparison

What's a comparison if it isn't against "the worlds slimmest 18650" aka XENO S3A?





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One more comparo with it's brethren...



The leftmost light is a Jetbeam RRT01.



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Ualnosaj said:

One more comparo with it's brethren...

The leftmost light is a Jetbeam RRT01.

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Are the parts interchangeable with V11R/M11R?

borealis said:

Are the parts interchangeable with V11R/M11R?

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No, the threading is quite different.



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