ThruNite TN32?

There's a banner ad on here showing a ThruNite TN32 coming soon. Does anyone know when it will be released and any details of the light?

Linky please to the banner.

There's nothing about the light on ThruNite's website. It should be at the top of any page on this board. Just refresh until it comes up. And it will show the Lynx first then change to the TN32.

The picture is from the banner which merges alternately among the other banners at the top of the CPF page .I can´t find more info at ThruNites website though,and nothing is revealed at ThruNites section at CPF marketplace either yet. I´d like to know more about this light!

I wonder if it is similar to this
http://www.cpfmarketplace.com/mp/sh...igh-Power-Magnetic-Control-LED-flashlight-K50

This shop (outdoor-gear-store.com) has listed the TN32 as preorder and all data would be modified a little bit, if the shops gets the information.

Doesn't appear to be anything new. Just an updated TN31 model.

kengps said:

Doesn't appear to be anything new. Just an updated TN31 model.

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I guess you failed to see the bright shiny SS ring just below the head? This is interesting and new to the TN line of flashlights. I will definitely be keeping an eye on this light as I want the TN31 badly.

kestrel140 said:

I guess you failed to see the bright shiny SS ring just below the head? This is interesting and new to the TN line of flashlights. I will definitely be keeping an eye on this light as I want the TN31 badly.

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But still, it looks like a regular update.

Has anyone dealt with this store? Outdoor-gear-store.com Anyone have or know of a discount code?
Thanks Roger

says its in stock now at the outdoor gear store

I'm confused, please explain the difference between regular update and update.

max 1702 lumens and a shinny control ring. looks good

kestrel140 said:

I'm confused, please explain the difference between regular update and update.

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Imo: regular update; update led to newer standard. Little bit better runtime.
Update; totally new design, new type led, improved runtime.

Not sure of manufacturers claims, but if a TN32 throws 727 meters, and the TK75 L2 version will throw 690 meters with a lot of usable light, is it worth buying the TN32, if I already have the TK75? If not, I'm going to start looking for another Christmas present for myself.

NeedMoreLight said:

Not sure of manufacturers claims, but if a TN32 throws 727 meters, and the TK75 L2 version will throw 690 meters with a lot of usable light, is it worth buying the TN32, if I already have the TK75? If not, I'm going to start looking for another Christmas present for myself.

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Short answer: no. You probably won't be able to tell the difference in throw, and the TK75 gives a LOT more light. If you want throw, check out the K40vn. THAT will make a real difference in perceived throw, not just on paper.

kengps said:

Doesn't appear to be anything new. Just an updated TN31 model.

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It looks like it is a TN31 on steroids. Better heat sinking with copper (weight 650g vs. 453g) and the led is more overdriven (1702lm/1,5h vs. 1376lm/2h).

It says that the shiny ring is plated copper. I hope they planted the actual led on copper, too. If it is just a hollow looking ring (looks like that in the pic), it doesn't make much difference.

Are the extra lumens compared to the tn31 xml2 used for a more floody beam profile?:twothumbs

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Are the extra lumens compared to the tn31 xml2 used for a more floody beam profile?:twothumbs

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Well, Thrunite is claiming that their ~25% increase in lumens is yielding a cd bump of almost 50%, so I'm going to have to guess probably not.

Bronco said:

Well, Thrunite is claiming that their ~25% increase in lumens is yielding a cd bump of almost 50%, so I'm going to have to guess probably not.

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I'm pretty new at this so this might be a dumb question, but does more cd yield more throw? If it does, why does the description on the thrunite website say that the maximum beam distance is less than that of the thrunite tn31 xm-l2?