So how do they interpret whether 4,885 (four thousand eight hundred eighty-five), which is read as 4.885, is actually 4.885 (four and eight hundred eighty-five thousandths)?
Sorry Jos, I was not aware of this issue. I moved everything from post #2 and #3 to the OP. Hopefully, this will resolve any future problems with new posts.
Sorry Dale, I didn’t expect to cause that much confusion when talking about CCT and Kelvin as the base unit. However, I do agree with you that using points and commas as decimal separator can sometimes be confusing. ;-)
That‘s exactly the root cause. I‘m used to separate the decimals by a point, not by a comma. That reminds me asking the cocky question what the internationally agreed standard is. Point or comma? :-D
Haha...I‘d love to get a DB Custom 'one of a kind' with 4,885...sorry, 4.885K. :-P
I just wonder if my eyes would even notice a CCT that low. :-D
Dale, from this day forward I promise to keep in mind using no decimal separator anymore. Result: No confusion for anyone. How’s that? :-D
2 x 21700 with a 26x10 connector would be great, otherwise just stick to the 2 x 26650 version.
XHP 70.2 shaved (otherwise throw is garbage), still more then enough lumens output.
Clear reflector (again, throw)
SS bezel.
Thick coated glass lens
Good UI
Springs? Will they make much difference? What about a spring bypass? I would definitely prefer a nicer tint, I’m hoping a smooth reflector will extend the reach. My only concern is will it make the hotspot smaller?
I like the tail switch too, and I miss the strobe function. I was using the SP70 last night and I love the amount of light it puts out but I found myself reaching for the SP33 because it was easier to carry. Tonight I’ll take the SP70 to a darker environment and see how it performs against my TC500. I’ll post some shots from last night. I actually use the strobe because we encounter psychos at night and its a quick diffuser of tense situations. Makes the meth heads think twice.