✌ FREEME - ASTROLUX MF01S 15000lm Flashlight Group Buy - ENDED

[vik267777]

Interested

[Future_Lights]

A clear version with some bezel selections or even set! I want Orange!

Can these batteries be used with this light? I know performance will be reduced but I want an every day option with some safety. I am limmited by local tax limit:

Here:

[oweban]

They’ll either trip, or it won’t go anywhere near max.

edit:: actually, even samsung 30Qs were a squeeze into the MF01; I don’t think they’ll even fit. I’ll let someone more knowledgeable than I answer that fully.

[Tubercle]

I’m interested

[Slipgun]

Interested. Price depending

[Texas_Ace]

Here are some comparison shots between the old MF01 and the new MF01S. I had actually not seen a side by side before, The new version is actually a little shorter.

[Dannopiano]

Interested. Thank you!

[AlexGT]

@Texas_Ace

Here are some comparison shots between the old MF01 and the new MF01S. I had actually not seen a side by side before, The new version is actually a little shorter.

I like the new design better :+1:

[Captain_Joe]

Interested

[Texas_Ace]

I agree, the new version looks and should preform better.

[justicemanvn]

interested

[eric800]

interested

[schroeck]

Interested!

[adam7027]

Definitely Interested !

[djypo]

Interested

[IanBP]

Interested

[Dioda]

Interested if price is right.

[klrman]

@Texas_Ace

@klrman

@Texas_Ace

I requested a clear option as well, they made one but it was after that last picture was taken: !{width:50%}http://pballandmore.com/images/2019/MT18-Color-10.jpg!:http://pballandmore.com/images/2019/MT18-Color-10.jpg

Clear version looks about 10 times nicer than the silver one.

I agree, not sure why it was so hard for them to see that lol.

I don't need another light, but you just had to post a pic of that clear one Oh well, one more light won't break the bank!

[Agro]

@Texas_Ace

@mortuus

any reason why not use 21700 instead?

I suggested this when the project started but they were hard set on keeping the basic size and shape of the first MF01.

I had to beg for them to make it a little longer so it could fit some extra fins and a thicker shelf.

Also, 21700’s in a quad cell light are not something I am supper hip on as the battery tube becomes to big it would be uncomfortable to hold for most people. So in practical terms it would need to step down to a 3 cell light and that would cause complications with the carrier since the light runs in 2S2P.

Also:

• 3 21700 cells cost more than 4 18650 ones
• capacity would be like 7% higher
• current delivery - the same
• light would be a slightly thicker, longer and heavier
  • and already I consider quad 18650 to be the top of the desired thickness range

So…7% longer runtime and that’s the end of advantages. I fail to see why so many people desire 21700 in multi-cell lights…

[ichoderso]

@Agro

@Texas_Ace

@mortuus

any reason why not use 21700 instead?

I suggested this when the project started but they were hard set on keeping the basic size and shape of the first MF01.

I had to beg for them to make it a little longer so it could fit some extra fins and a thicker shelf.

Also, 21700’s in a quad cell light are not something I am supper hip on as the battery tube becomes to big it would be uncomfortable to hold for most people. So in practical terms it would need to step down to a 3 cell light and that would cause complications with the carrier since the light runs in 2S2P.

Also:

• 3 21700 cells cost more than 4 18650 ones
• capacity would be like 7% higher
• current delivery - the same
• light would be a slightly thicker, longer and heavier
  • and already I consider quad 18650 to be the top of the desired thickness range

So…7% longer runtime and that’s the end of advantages. I fail to see why so many people desire 21700 in multi-cell lights…

all this is correct, but in a 3-cell 18650 Flashlight (3P configuration, ) the body would be only 3-4mm thicker and 5mm longer with 21700 cells but around 40% more capacity and this make sense imo…(but not for this 2S2P configuration in this light, I know…)