Well, there’s still nothing else like it… if that answers the question. It’s unusually small, bright for its size, and dense. It has a unique interface too.
Thanks ToyKeeper! I also posted in another thread about this light and got a few members that still think highly of the M43 as well.
I ordered and received my Matte Black Noctigon Meteor M43 with Nichias a few weeks ago. Unique compared to my other higher output lights in my collection. I have a Convoy L6, BLF Q8, a Nitecore TM26GT, An EAGTAC Compact MX 30L3 (KIT) with HCRI Nichias. Also have 2 Emisar D4s both with Nichias. The M43 is bright floody perfection and worth the price of admission! And I can now concur with you and the others that it is unique and still relevant.
We have never changed the M43 driver, it has the same driver since the day released. Emisar and Noctigon are different product lines, they have totally different drivers.
I put 10511 optics in mine—It’s one of the original XP-G2 dedomed version— I modded the 511 optics the Comfychair method—slightly sanded and polished the optic—- the light went from 67k throw to 60k throw—but now the hot spot to spill transition is much smoother and almost all of the outer distracting lines etc are almost non existent—-the 511 is my favorite optic in almost all my triples
and that is extremely nice to have. I love my D4 for it’s size and potential, but in a light like my meteor I prefer maximum output independed of the charge level of the battery. Thanks for offering exactly that
Thank you for the link,
i’m looking for a more ‘technical’ review, i have one m43 on the way to me and plan to mod with my nichia 219b r9080, however I’m not sure if the difference in led Vf would cause any issues.
Does the driver produce constant current regardless of the led used! even in turbo mode?
Probably i need to read the review in Russian using google translate