My 22lb capacity tripod head arrived yesterday so I now have a way to shoot my new Syniosbeam 200 Watt +/- CFT-90 equipped searchlight weighing in at 12 lbs. I continue to be more and more amazed at the performance of this LED searchlight. It's LED retro-fires into an 11" parabolic reflector and is water cooled running at up to 40 Amps to the LED on HIGH. The pics tonight of the Syniosbeam did not come out as clear as those shot some time ago of the Leopard tank light being used for comparison. Maybe it's because not as much concentrated light is hitting the target. I'm going to try another night to see if I can get clearer shots. But I must say I was truly amazed at how the light lit up from 3 to 4 acres of land with a tremendous amount of light, all from about 5,000 Lumens. At 40 Lumens per Watt, the Leopard light is putting out about 18,000 Lumens and in a much more concentrated beam. With the Snyiosbeam and my naked eye, I could easily see the top of the hill lit up at 1.07 miles and with my Zeiss Binocs, I said a few expletives when I first glimpsed the target. It's THAT good!
Syniosbeam Zoomed but not as close as the tank light below. Also, it's but too bright - For target identification only
Tank light higher zoom than SB
Syniosbeam - About what I was thru the binocs
Tank Light
No Zoom
Tank Light
Syniosbeam Zoomed but not as close as the tank light below. Also, it's but too bright - For target identification only
Tank light higher zoom than SB
Syniosbeam - About what I was thru the binocs
Tank Light
No Zoom
Tank Light