TrustFire TR-J12 5*CREE XML T6 from DX MF and KD

I got my TR-J12 5 x XM-L a few days ago, it was held up by Australia mail redirection because i moved house over the new year, as we all know now the king Kong's are a no go fitment wise out of the box.

I'm impressed with the build quality of the light it works well and is much brighter to my eyes playing out the back at night in the dark then the TR-3T6.

First impressions is its a nice looking light, looks much better then the TR host,s and its going to be a decent run time torch.

I have not been able to do to much testing except for current draw and a bit of running in the back yard.

2 x Trustfire flames 2400mAh 3.35 amps

2 x Trustfire flames 2400mAh 3.48 amps

3 x Trustfire flames 2400mAh 1.44 amps

2 x Panasonic NCR18650A 3100mAh 3.84 amps

2 x Solarforce 2600mAh 3.66 amps

2 x Redilast 2600mAh 3.74 amps

2 x Hi-max 2400mAh 3.41 amps.

All 18650 type batteries

What happens when the batteries are starting to discharge, when the batteries are 3.6-3.7V?

I am curious the current in this stage. Did anybody try this?

Change battery tube position

JM07 PRO Battery tube

I 've just try 1x18650 and 1x26650

Soshine 4.19V tailcap draw 3.25A

MNKE 26650 4.19V tailcap draw 3.35A

CGR18650CH 4.19V tailcap draw 3.87A

pictures of the dropin and inside head? fit perfectly with the jm07 treads?

It's the same braid pitch of JM07 and TR-J12 , but JM07 thread is longer.

You can see JM07's O-ring.

How bright it is on one cell?

Ceiling bounce back lux test: My DRY 5A NW arrived and scored 202lux @ 3,4A tailcap reading(~40w?).

Trustfire TR-J12 scores 298, 50% higher @ 2,2A(~30w)

Trustfire X8 XM-L U2 @ 1,8A(15w) tailcap scores 95lux

The body of my JM07 PRO (gray one) wouldn't work with the TR-J12 . The threads are the same, but the body is annodized and it wouldn't bottom out to complete the negative connection. I was just using the extension to get some single cell testing.

no pictures of the dropin anywere jet?

no one have pictures of the dropin?

The drop-in does not come out. It has great thermal pathway to the body. I left it on high till batts died and the entire torch was hot, from head to tailcap/

I refuse to believe that

im not going to force it.

Flashlightlens now has 60mm size lens for the J12. Actually, the size for the J12 is 59mm.

anybody knows linkdelight?

http://www.linkdelight.com/DC117-TrustFire-TR-J12-5-LED-Torch-Flashlight-4500LM-Waterproof.html

lamp only;

58.99 and 12 dollar shipping

or 44.24 and 9 euro shipping

lamp with charger and two 18650

61.99 and 15 dollar shipping

greetings,ron

Now 76$ from MF (last price 87.80$)

http://www.manafont.com/product_info.php/trustfire-trj12-cree-xml-t6-5led-4500lumen-5mode-memory-flashlight-black-aluminum-alloy-finish-326650318650-p-8845

Always the way i payed $87.80 but i guess i was lucky i used a gift card lols, my friend is still waiting on his one from KD Undecided

Why do the prices always go down after I buy one!!!!! arrrhhhh

Thought I'd post a link to my own thread on this light, I don't think I'd seen this one when I started that but it's probably of interest to people following this thread; https://budgetlightforum.com/t/-/5840

:)

Greetings all. Just signed up after lurking for an extended period. I couldn't resist what I was reading and picked up a TR-J12 from Deal Extreme. It only took a month to get here...

It's quite an impressive light. Makes my old SSC P7 look dim. I wanted to fact check a couple of details from the thread...

From what I understand, the light is the same brightness regardless of the number of batteries installed (two versus three) and the only difference is run time. Is that an accurate assessment?

I'm using a lot of 18650 cells scavenged from old laptop batteries. These are too short to operate unless I add a small magnet. As near as I can tell from the design, there should be no risk of short circuit from the magnet if it's installed between two batteries because of the plastic sleeve (or at the tailcap for that matter). Would that also be an accurate assessment?

Thanks!