*BLF LT1 Lantern Project) (updated Nov,17,2020)

Please add me to the list of those interested.

Thanks

Nice idea! :slight_smile:

I have the prototype (from the OP) taken apart and re-working the head design for 2 LED emitters and a center post bolt ( to make it simpler & stronger, plus adding a frosted main lens to eliminate the inner globe to lower costs & make it simpler in design.
I hope to get photos of it soon and post an updated blueprint. - DB

I donā€™t mind the relatively low output, but I can definitely understand how itā€™d seem underwhelming compared to the BLF Q8. Itā€™s designed for a totally different style of use though, where turbo isnā€™t very relevantā€¦ and the lower brightness should help keep the cost down a bit.

Itā€™ll make the lightning storm mode less impressive, but thatā€™s kind of just icing anyway.

Post #1000!

(at the moment)

[quote=ToyKeeper]

Please leave the Lightning Storm Mode as it is, to cooooooool to change :slight_smile:

[quote=Stittville Ed]

The point she is making, is the lightning storm wonā€™t be nearly as dramatic from the lantern because it doesnā€™t produce the lumens of the Q8.

Iā€™m interested too, only one of course.

A lantern would be quite useful. Do you think it could also fit 20700/21700 cells?

Would like to know.

This is a great idea. 4 x 21700 could give 16000 to 18000 mAh. A little plastic sleeve could easily convert it for 18650.

Oh yes, that would be awesome. Downsize compatibility is a must. 21700s to 18650 adapters would be excellent.

Put me down for one please.

Interested - 1

Interested in 1

One for me too.

Also interested in on (1) light.

I like where this is going so far, especially when there is a true WW option.
Camping light = warm light.
At least to me that isā€¦

Grtz
Nico

Same here, I never understood folks that spend their evening outside with a cool white neon Coleman lantern. :confounded:

Iā€™m in!

Had a situation where this light would have been the perfect solution

Please add me to the list for 1, this souds too good to pass up.

Interested in one.

Thanks.

I read on another thread that the lantern project is going for about 500 lumens on max. Is this true? I would imagine that this might be about the highest output that I would need much of time, but it sure would be nice to have access to a higher turbo level for those times where more light is needed.