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looking for a big light
You guys are turning me into a flashlight guy. Im looking for a big light. Ive narrowed it down to.
Acebeam x45
Thrunite TN36
Olight marauder 2
Manker Mk34 II
Brinyte SR8
Are there others I should be looking at for a monster light?
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Flashaholic*
Re: looking for a big light

Originally Posted by
Stay Sharp
Are there others I should be looking at for a monster light?
Polarion PH50D. XeRay XV-LV70.
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Re: looking for a big light

Originally Posted by
adamlau
Polarion PH50D. XeRay XV-LV70.
That is not in the class or price range of the lights I listed as an option.
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looking for a big light
More details would help people help you. What does “big” mean? Big in size? Output? Throw? What will it be used for? What is your budget? Does battery or charging options matter to you? Etc. Etc. The more you can define your needs, the better suggestions you will get. Happy hunting!
Edit: Typing at the same time as my friend Arch it seems. Haha
Last edited by nbp; 02-03-2021 at 04:52 PM.
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Re: looking for a big light
If you specify a budget range and an output range (lm, cd, etc) , as well as perhaps examples of your intended use case, you may get better advice here.

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Re: looking for a big light

Originally Posted by
nbp
.... Typing at the same time as my friend Arch it seems. Haha
I suppose I was thinking about suggesting this ...
http://www.candlepowerforums.com/vb/...Titanium-light
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Last edited by archimedes; 02-03-2021 at 05:02 PM.

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Re: looking for a big light
Ahh yes, for those days when you want to carry eight pounds of titanium in your pocket. Lol
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Re: looking for a big light

Originally Posted by
Stay Sharp
You guys are turning me into a flashlight guy. Im looking for a big light. Ive narrowed it down to.
Acebeam x45
Thrunite TN36
Olight marauder 2
Manker Mk34 II
Brinyte SR8
Are there others I should be looking at for a monster light?
The current budget reigning champions are gonna be the BLF GT4, BLF GT94, Astrolux MF05, and the Firefoxes FF5. Most of the smaller lights like you mentioned in the op cannot sustain those high output for any significant amount of time before overheating.
Last edited by Magio; 02-03-2021 at 06:08 PM.
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Re: looking for a big light
Magio mentions some truly great lights in the post above.
Also, I both have and like X45, MF05, MT90, 2 x X65, 2 x HK90, MS18, R90TS, K75, D18 W2, MS06 and 2 x BLF GT94. My favorite is BLF GT94. I got two of them. GT94 has both a very, very exciting beam profile and beam performance.
Recommended by those in the know, but I don't have yet: X70.
There are more than a few others. In the past few years, I have build my own lengthy database of big lights. I have organized the list by throw and also by lumens.
King of led throwers: MF05/MT90.
King of power flooders: MS18.
King of power throwers: R90TS and BLF GT94.
There are many others.
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Re: looking for a big light
I went with the Acebeam x45. but I may buy others.
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Re: looking for a big light
This showed up today. Paid $166 for the package. 18,000 Lumens on turbo.
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Unenlightened
Re: looking for a big light
I have a Thrunite TN40s and it does everything I want.
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Re: looking for a big light

Originally Posted by
Stay Sharp
This showed up today. Paid $166 for the package. 18,000 Lumens on turbo.

Beam shot's, thoughts?
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