Is the driver CC or FET? have a usb port?
Interested in a TS30S .
Yes, USB -C to C port and anduril driver
Interested in white one ! LG LitN
Why would you need a strike bezel on a throw light?
Interested.
As a distributor of Wurkkos in NZ, I’ll be looking forward to stocking this light. The red version for hunting would also be of interest
Do you know how much it’ll weigh? Wondering if it’s light enough to mount of a rifle
Interesting… Can’t wait to see how it would compare with other SBT90.2 lights…
Interested in a TS30S
Interested in TS30S without strike bezel. Interested because this has usb-c port in flashlight host instead of in battery. What kind of driver does this use? Hope it is constant current. The Astrolux MF02 uses a 35A Constant current driver
interested, without that crownie thing…
I asked Mark about the net weight (w/o battery). He will check with the factory once a prototype sample is assembled.
Mark will check with engineering what driver is being used. I think it’s an FET DD driver. A 35A CC driver would certainly make TS30S much more expensive. Its host size is smaller than MF02S V2, leaving less room for heat dissipation and all the current would have to be delivered from one cell only whereas Astrolux‘s light has a 2S2P setup.
If driver is CC I’m in with one T03S and strike bezel.
Maybe CC with direct drive like the Noctigon K1 would be good too
Interested in standard TS30S.
reserved
interested!
Interested
I’d prefer a DD Fet driver to reduce costs. I think Wurkkos is going for value here.
So, I talked to Mark about the driver and the strike bezel. Maybe Wurkkos will sell the strike bezel as a separately available accessory. Since the stainless steel bezel is rather expensive in material and manufacturing, selling it separately may have a nice impact on the discounted price, being hopefully even more appealing. Regarding the driver we may need to wait and see what Sofirn's engineering can do and what impact this would have on their pricing calculation. Again, TS30S is meant to be in competition with similar sized lights like Astrolux FT03S, Amutorch XT45.2 or Nightwatch NI40, all using classic FET/DD drivers if I recall correctly.
However, I agree that a CC+DD driver like Noctigon's K1 would be a nice leap ahead. Depending on its thermal characteristics, I suppose 8 amps or maybe a bit less for constant current could be right to drive TS30S on high mode (~ 1.500 - 2.000lm) constantly in brightness until its battery is depleted. But even if it was possible, this would certainly have a significant impact on the price unless Sofirn and Wurkkos had a whole bunch of new flashlights in their pipeline, all using a completely new CC+DD driver developed from scratch. Personally, I don't expect this is the case.