Amigajoe
Newly Enlightened
Is there something like the Tom's Hardware tables for CPUs? With Output, current draw, runtime etc?
Flashlight/emitter rankings?
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I go there all the time for emitter info. Quicker than going to the datasheets, but less complete.
I go there all the time for emitter info. Quicker than going to the datasheets, but less complete.
AnAppleSnail
Flashlight Enthusiast
There are a lot more flashlights than CPUs. I may own flashlights from more makers than there are CPU manufacturers. My experience is that the output, current draw, and runtime are less important than other things, output being among the least these days.
A light the size of my smallest finger can do 100 lumen for half an hour. 100 lumen used to be "Search and Rescue" brightness for a portable light. FlashlightWiki gives a good overview, though.
archimedes
Flashaholic
The manufacturer spec sheets provide most of the useful information of that sort for the emitters (though unless you are purchasing a known flux / tint bin, it can be a bit of a "lottery" ) .
For flashlights, though, there are innumerable models and options ... too many to list, and impossible to keep up to date. Best to search CPF, and/or post questions, for those details
Amigajoe
Newly Enlightened
... My experience is that the output said:
