Lumintop BLF GT94 ( 4 x SBT90.2, 1.65mcd ) NOW AVAILABLE @ Neals: code NDGT94 gives $ 150 off

For me these big lights due to their weight and size are hardly usable.
Plus the cost.

Are you talking about flashlights or about marriage?

:+1: :beer:

LoL, maybe all two

OMG!

Well, no, but that’s the output level where it might become a more useful super thrower. That tech will only get cheaper and more available; maybe we will see affordable multi LEP lights.

Any idea how long it’s gonna be before we can buy it?

The GT94 is at the top of my list but will have to wait till income tax return. This is not an inexpensive flashlight by any means. 40,000 pennies is a lot of copper! or should I say 97.5% zinc and 2.5% copper as of mid 1982 to date :stuck_out_tongue:

Not very long. Less than a month if my crystal ball is right.

Awesome. Ill keep saving my pennies till then :+1:

Darkness is coming back like every fall. So i was just going to buy gt90 for this winter, but now im not sure what i should do.
Buy it or wait to see how expensive this will be…

Get the GT4 like some of us suckers did and grab the GT94 head when they’re available.
I have my doubts though that something won’t change, pressure for 21700’s maybe or something else. The head is going to be 75% of the cost, so maybe this isn’t a viable path for some.
I’m sure or at least hope the GT4 will be a great light.

Well gt4 is not an option. I want max throw and “enough” lumens

Two years ago the BLF GT appeared and took the thrower world by storm…1mcd and 2,000lumen….fast forward to today…just when you think a pure thrower can’t have both (high lux and high lumens, ( and unless of course you go the high-roller’s several thousand dollar Lemax, XeVision and Polarions of the world route)…now comes the new long-throw yet high-lumen all-rounder, the BLF GT94:

this pic makes me want the FF5

My first high end flashlight I bought, or should I say expensive one, was from eBay 12 years ago. It has an HID35 watt bulb and a 13.5V battery that is huge. It came in a nice shiny aluminum case and went by the name of Eagle Eye. I paid almost 400 dollars for it and it was big. I still have it and the same cylinder lithium ion battery still works. You turn it on and it takes about a minute for it to warm up, lol seems like so long ago now. I have been charging that same battery for 12 years every 3 to 4 months. The FF5 reminded me of it. I have not taken it out in years, maybe when my back heals and I am able to walk again I’ll take it outside to see how it compares to my GT.

:+1:

I have the FF5 for a week now, awesome light and half the size of the GT.
The only thing with HID is when turning it off let the bulb cool down for at least a minute before turning it on again. This to expand the lifetime.