Absolutely awesome specs. Deep reflectors for quite some throw, even for the XHP70.2 variant I think. Just beautiful design with awesome machined details. And… there is a green variant as well… :sunglasses:
Interesting… hope they have finalized spec soon.
The pictures from their web page :
Maybe you can tell I really like the green 
I was told there would not be any more new lights from them this month... :FACEPALM:
Well that does not exist in blue, otherwise I would have to buy. :laughing:
I see a tripod mount 
I see a very nice light around the tripod mount…
Green? Fine! I am waiting for the v2.0 version without bugs. :smiling_imp:
If it’s indeed Texas Avenger, this light is interesting.
Otherwise it’s somewhat interesting.
Regardless because of HT-08 I won’t buy before seeing a review.
TA driver design and stepless UI….remind me of some sort of narsil like UI.
This light will be really interesting and samples will be send quickly for interesting reviews
Sexy .
Many people asked for an MT03 with bigger throw capability (and an SMO reflector), now, there it is
It was a good decision to be reluctant with buying an MT03 II XHP70.2. Now, this is my main interest from Haikelite.
Narsil like UI is a definite welcome on this kind of light.
Still, I am not sure, if there is any chance to ask them to make it available in a warmer tint (and/or higher CRI) 
Also, if not that, at least they could sell the MCPCBs used in their lights, so we could use an emitter of our choice.
Yes freeme, the Chinese are full of surprises.
Awesome light btw.
If price is right I will buy 2.
U know my rule 
I particularly insisted in a precise table with output vs runtime
No surprise or false informations.
Let’s see the feedback
I wonder how either configuration throws compared to the MF-02 ?
MF02 throws like 500k ~ 600k cd I think. I was thinking maybe the XHP35 HI version of MT09R throws about 150k ~ 200k cd? Just a guess.
Thanks HIKARInoob
3 xhp 70.2, i was hoping for something more 15000lumen, maybe 18000lm
I feel like my eyes wouldn’t be able to even notice a difference between 15k vs 18k lumens