ENEDED

[southland]

Please add me for another 219C, second one this go around.

[adsum]

Interested in 219C.

[djypo]

I’m in for nichia

[fireblade893]

Still interested in 219c version.

Thanks

[rizky_p]

seems to be inline with my own measurement or close to it which is 9600 Lumens on 30Q. There is no way this is a 7000 Lumens light at least not in mine.

@rizky_p

Convoy L6 running Narsil drawing 10.5A at the Tail : 421 Lux
Astrolux MF01 : 808 Lux
Haikelite MT03: 650Lux
Haikelite MT03 is making 7700L and my MF01 is making 9600Lumens.

@hunter1

ASTROLUX MF-01 Nichia 219C (Lumen readings…)

I hope some other can back up my numbers.

LG HG2 4.20v
17 lx / 44lm
267 lx / 706lm
557 lx / 1474lm
1919 lx / 5079lm
3680 lx / 9740lm

SAMSUNG 30Q 4.20v
26 lx / 68lm
304 lx / 804lm
576 lx / 1524lm
1952 lx / 5166lm
3660 lx / 9688lm

I hope this came out “right”.

[schroeck]

Interested in XPG3

[rizky_p]

According Tom E here 10.5A should produce 5660Lumens.

so i adjust my calculation.
MT03: 8738 Lumens
MF01: 10862 Lumens.

[Flomotion]

Interested in a XPG3

[JasonWW]

@rizky_p

According Tom E here 10.5A should produce 5660Lumens.

so i adjust my calculation.
MT03: 8738 Lumens
MF01: 10862 Lumens.

I think Toms L6 was CW, is yours also CW? I know the NW xhp70 has quite a bit lower output at the same amps.

[myflashguy]

@Flying Luminosity

Completely blew me away when I watched Photonic Induction’s video where he places a metal bar between the contacts of a 50kA transformer with his bare hands, while it becomes red hot from the current running through it!

would you live next to his house ??

[Tom_Tom]

Please add me to the list for one of each LED types.

Thanks.

[Flying_Luminosity]

@myflashguy

@Flying Luminosity

Completely blew me away when I watched Photonic Induction’s video where he places a metal bar between the contacts of a 50kA transformer with his bare hands, while it becomes red hot from the current running through it!

would you live next to his house ??

Ha ha, part of me says ‘sure’, the other part says ‘no effin’ way!’

On another note, I’m interested in another 219c, please.

[EagleShield]

Interested in 219C.

[rizky_p]

oops yes mine is NW. so yeah around 9600 Lumens.

@JasonWW

@rizky_p

According Tom E here 10.5A should produce 5660Lumens.

so i adjust my calculation.
MT03: 8738 Lumens
MF01: 10862 Lumens.

I think Toms L6 was CW, is yours also CW? I know the NW xhp70 has quite a bit lower output at the same amps.

[Nicolicous]

how long is the wait for second round Freeme?

im tempting to spend money on a different light if this is a long wait.

[freeme (youtube.com/@1thedeals)]

X80?

@Nicolicous

im tempting to spend money on a different light if this is a long wait.

[Nicolicous]

Yeah I have my eyes on X80 but the price is steep

[flybird]

@hunter1

ASTROLUX MF-01 Nichia 219C (Lumen readings…)

I have used some «known» lights, doing ceiling-bounce (over 1 meter), to build up a
possible reference table (in lumens for MF-01) using a conversion factor of 26.47. (This factor is not a calibrated value.)
I have used different battery types for this testing.
Hope I am close with my numbers.!!??

Advertised values: (Using Samsung 30Q)
100lm
600lm
1500lm
5100lm
12000lm

SAMSUNG 30Q 4.20v
26 lx / 68lm
304 lx / 804lm
576 lx / 1524lm
1952 lx / 5166lm
3660 lx / 9688lm

I hope this came out “right”.

I am using Samsung 30Q ( fresh cell and fully charged ) and I have no way to measure the lumen , but it seems to my eyes that
my MF-01 is not as bright as the result shown above in level 2 3 ( 804lm> 1524 lm ).
I mean when I step up , it not as bright as double figure here. It is more like 804lm — > 1000lm. ( just a tad brighter ).
I also compare with my other light which has solid 1500 lm. It appears that MF-01 has less bright than 1500lm.

[Theodore41]

@Nicolicous

Yeah I have my eyes on X80 but the price is steep

It is so,the price is steep.So,I look for the DX80,if the full review will be positive.It is cheaper with a coupon,plus it has way more intensity.

[southland]

@flybird

@hunter1

ASTROLUX MF-01 Nichia 219C (Lumen readings…)

I have used some «known» lights, doing ceiling-bounce (over 1 meter), to build up a
possible reference table (in lumens for MF-01) using a conversion factor of 26.47. (This factor is not a calibrated value.)
I have used different battery types for this testing.
Hope I am close with my numbers.!!??

Advertised values: (Using Samsung 30Q)
100lm
600lm
1500lm
5100lm
12000lm

SAMSUNG 30Q 4.20v
26 lx / 68lm
304 lx / 804lm
576 lx / 1524lm
1952 lx / 5166lm
3660 lx / 9688lm

I hope this came out “right”.

I am using Samsung 30Q ( fresh cell and fully charged ) and I have no way to measure the lumen , but it seems to my eyes that
my MF-01 is not as bright as the result shown above in level 2 3 ( 804lm> 1524 lm ).
I mean when I step up , it not as bright as double figure here. It is more like 804lm — > 1000lm. ( just a tad brighter ).
I also compare with my other light which has solid 1500 lm. It appears that MF-01 has less bright than 1500lm.

Going from 800 to 1500 lumens is not going to look twice as bright to your eyes, more like 30% brighter. Only way to know is with a measuring device.