Thrunite TN36UTvn vs Skyray King 9 x XML T6

gyzmo2002 said:

Thrunite TN36UTvn instead the Nitecore TM36UTvn. You mixed some letters.[emoji6]

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richbuff said:

The TN36UTVn has got to be the most ferocious ceiling bounce monster in its size classification, and that is why it is going to be my next light, as soon as my options expire.

Other peoples typos are easy for me to work around, without a scintilla of duress. But, my typos, even tiny ones, always result in my feeling irritation at myself.

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staticaz said:

....maybe it's a sign that I should also get the Nitecore.

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staticaz said:

I know this is not a scientific test but, when I was looking at purchasing my new Thrunite TN36UTvn,
I was trying to find a side by side comparison between it and the Skyray's but could not find one so,
I ran this comparison thinking it may help others. I know the Skyray's are the bargain basement of
led-lights but, they do put out a good amount of light, well, at least that's what I thought before
Vinh sold me this portable Sun making machine. :twothumbs

The reflected light was bounced off of a wall that was about 2 feet away. Unbelievable how much output
the TN36UTvn has! Looks like about 1340 LUX for the Skyray and 6460 LUX for the TN36. And this is one
of the newest Skyray's with the 9 XML T6's.

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vinhnguyen54 said:

This skyray is actually very popular. Many ask me if there are upgrades for it...

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