je viens de m'inscrire enfin sur votre beau forum que je consulte depuis des années.Je viens moi aussi de commander la emisar d18 en neutral white et 5000 k ss20.Je possede deja la ds1;la d4s hpl et la d4s hd
j ai beaucoup de lampes mais les emisar sont vraiment top.Je vais revendre l astrolux mf01
it look so, a bit too short imo a very drastic drop to sustained lumens it seems. but im not suprised really, handling around 10-14k lumens more then a min or two needs a very beefy and heavy heatsinking really.
Thanks for posting these runtime output graphs!
Do you happen to have the same for an M43 that you could integrate into the same chart for comparison purposes?
Imo 30 seconds of runtime is plenty given the primary goal of the light appears to be size. It’s pretty clear from Hanks posts he was trying to beat the meteor overall in both output and size.
The meteor is the smallest pop can light I’ve seen next to the ROT66. Quality & output of the D18 crushes the ROT66 and it beats the Meteor on output.
The real competitor is the MF01S but it’s so much larger it’ll never nicely fit in a pocket. The D18 is definitely jeans/cargo pocketable which is amazing!
The size imo is definitely worth the trade off in runtime
Thanks for sharing, had not seen this runtime graph before.
Interesting to see that if one is interested in long time sustained high output, the M43 is still the better option.
It will be interesting to see how the beam profiles from the D18 and M43 compare.
D18 is the better choice for size, peak turn on lumens, and UI.
M43 with its more efficient driver puts up a good fight given that it has 6 less emitters, and still capable of sustaining a higher regulated output over the D18 based on the charts above.