Beam Shots / Photo Thread

Hi Guys (& Gals!),

I thought it would be useful to have photos of VinhnGuyen54's creations and beam shots all in one place, for quick future reference.

Questions and comments should be posted in their respective threads, though, to keep the 'beam' on this one clean, tight, and focused!

Feel free to post your own!

Thanks!

Icehole

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X40vn

X40vn



Control Shot




Stock X40



X40vn driven to 2.7a, production models are 3.1a.

K40vn

K40vn




Control Shot




K40vn

Re: K40vn

Great Idea

Z6vn - Trustfire Z6vn Ahorton Aspheric Thrower

V10r Ti V54 - Fiat Lux Limited Edition

Re: V10r Ti V54 - Fiat Lux Limited Edition

I'll post a few.

K40 de-domed XM-L2

110yds




300yds



445yds



445yds zoomed in more to see detail



220yds



671yds to the end of the gravel road or sign on the right



671yds zoomed in more

Re: V10r Ti V54 - Fiat Lux Limited Edition

I am so busy so thank you guys so much for adding these photos!!

Re: VinhnGuyen54 Beam Shot Photo Thread

De-domed XM-L2 TN31

110yds



220yds



300yds



445yds



445yds zoomed in more



This will prove that Vinh's TN31 will out throw a 35watt Power On Board HID big spotlight at 110yds.

POB 35 watt HID



vinhnguyen54 dedomed XM-L2 TN31 6.5 amps



671yds



671yds zoomed in more

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Here's a 50yd shot of both the Vinhnguyen54 K40 on the left and the Vinhnguyen54 TN31.

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Can't leave these out. This is simply amazing for daytime photos.

Control Shot; concentrate on base of tree



Vinh's K40

Re: VinhnGuyen54 Beam Shot Photo Thread

Unless you shine a light in daylight before its hard to understand how bright that is.

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vinhnguyen54 said:

Unless you shine a light in daylight before its hard to understand how bright that is.

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You are correct. We know how bright that truly is.

Z6vn XPE2 VS XML2 VS S6330 VS X40 VS X40vn VS K40vn

Control: Underexposed compared to real life. Real life is much brighter.


Vinhnguyen54 #1 Must Have: K40vn



Zebralight S6330 6500K stock as reference:


Supbeam X40 2.5-2.7A Stock: Incredibly nasty white/purple/blue ghastly tint


X40vn 3.2A: Ahhhh Beautiful tint and throw!


XPE2 4500K Z6vn 3A VS XML2 6500K Z6vn 5.5A: The XML2 Z6vn is Twice the Amp, more heat. 1/2 the runtime, Single mode only. But quadruped the focus size! Less throw than the XPE2 which is more apparent in real life than the photo suggest, which is not too shabby for 1/2 the amp.



5.5A Z6vn XML2 4500k Dedome VS 6500K Dedome: The 6500k does in fact look noticbly brighter than the neutral in this case in real life. I usually like neutral but in this case I would prefer 6500K Dedome for my personal light.



XML2 6500K Z6vn Full Flood: Much brighter in real life! XPE2 full flood doesn't show in the photo so I didn't bother.

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Re: Z6vn XPE2 VS XML2 VS S6330 VS X40 VS X40vn VS K40vn

holy cow those large(r) XM-L2 hotspots look excellent

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tobrien said:

holy cow those large(r) XM-L2 hotspots look excellent

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Very practical!

A few beamshots

Did a few beamshots last night with several Vinh modded lights. Had my K40vn, TN31vn, & X40vn. Also had a couple other lights I included for comparison sakes - a stock TK75 & a modded BTU. The BTU is a 6a dedomed XML2 version - modded very similar to what Vinh is doing with his BTUvn. I wanted you guys to see what a impressive light your missing since his group buy is stagnant. LED's don't get more impressive than this one.
First set 105m -
K40vn

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TN31vn

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TK75(stock)

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X40vn

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BTU(modded)

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This set is on a shooting over a football field at the scoreboard. Good for showing flood vs spot.
Distance is 120m -
K40vn

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TN31vn

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TK75(stock)

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X40vn

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BTU(modded)

Re: A few beamshots

Very nice!

Re: A few beamshots

brilliant thread and beam shots