i orderd the copper tool AA with 219C 4000k using your link :sunglasses:
4500k –5000k would have been beter, but i think i will survive 
:beer:
thanks for your support!
Martin, the deal for the Tool AA Copper has “an end” or it will be available for a while?
I’m thinking of getting it , but my wallet is not friendly these days!
Thanks for the deal in advance! 
I have no end date yet, but those copper versions are only made in smaller batches...
How did you find the colour-temperature of the Nichia 219C version? Do you happen to know the same for the Cree XPL CW emitter?
M4DM4X, do you also have any codes for the Tool AA 2.0 Ti - titanium edition from Banggood, AliExpress, or Nealsgadgets? It's now revised with the copper (more like brass) section in the head.
Preferably from Neal, else AE as the official Lumintop shop has choice of emitter tints and can supply with cell, which BG does not.
Thanks as always!
I asked Neal, Just ask him on messenger :sunglasses:
saw on facebook lumintop is perhaps doing a fw 21 pro with side switch now…
yes 
Will the pro fw21 come with side switch or is it still in developing stage Martin
Thanks buddy
a design atm - but if the demand is there... ;)
i personally expressed the wish for a single LED (SB90.2 and a White Flat / XPL HI )
Looks great! SBT90.2 would be an absolute overkill for this size of light, but it becomes a true pocket rocket.
for the sane people a XPL HI will be perfect ;)
I like both ideas. A single SBT90.2 and a triple.
I've passed on the FW21 Pro because of the tail switch, so very much interested in this side switch version! It's somewhat along the lines of the Amutorch X9, but the X9 has to be modded of course to get Anduril in it, and change out the LED's to preference.
Yes, the sideswitch version is very interesting ! But no SBT90 LED, thats to much for this small torch and it would be only a “Blitzlicht”…
A single XHP50B NW or XHP35 Hi could be a great combination with a nice beamprofile…
Interested in the new design.
I love it!!
Suggestion: Add full knurling to the body tube. Unlike with the tailcap switch FW3A’s cigar grip, the most natural position to hold a side-switch light is a handshake grip with your palm around the body tube and thumb on the button.
- With the cigar grip, you don’t necessarily need knurling on the body tube since the goal is for the fingers to slip up to the raised tailcap with the thumb on the tailswitch.
- However with a handshake grip, the light will feel a lot more secure in the hand with knurling on the body tube.
Lack of knurling on the body tube was one of the major criticisms with the Emisar D4 that was fixed in the D4V2. It would be best not to make that mistake with this new light.
keep them ideas comming! ;)