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My guess it’s about 100kcd at max!

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yes,it's just a fun light,.

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Less sharp too.

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Does the MC13 have a TIR lens?

The images on the Manker page show two pics with reflector and one that look like TIR.

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Good question. I believe that the SBT simply will not fit the optics of the standard 13. It is simply larger than the TIR inlet diameter…

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MC13 90.2 adopt smooth (SMO) reflector.

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How many lights of this limited edition will be produced?

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So the MC13 has an SBT90.2 LED and comes with an 18350 tube. I wonder what sort of output you’d get with an 18350 cell?

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The most powerful 18350 Vapcell or Shockli give off 10, or a maximum of 15A for a short time. So it will not be a full-fledged turbo, and a high one can be short-lived. But the WOW effect in this size will be …

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Definitely a ‘wow’ light when setup with short battery!

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My MC13 with SBT90.2 has just arrived! Thanks Manker. It’s very impressive for the small size.

Some very quick measurements with a 18650 (not quite fully charged). Take them with a grain of salt.

  • 4043 lm at 0s
  • 3509 lm at 30s

18350 is still charging. Not fast enough… Edit: it’s charged now. Here’s 18350 numbers (KeepPower 1200mAh 15A/10A)

  • 3582 lm at 0s
  • 2931 lm at 30s

I’ll share more details later but I have other flashlight review things to first.

Any 18350 cells better than the KeepPower 15A?

Throw at 0 seconds, measured at 5m

  • 18650: 606m / 91,954cd
  • 18350: 556m / 77,294cd
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3k lumens at 30s on an 18350 is absolutely incredible. For reference, that’s about 5x the output of the Lumintop X9L at 30s, and that’s a much larger light. Manker’s drivers really are on another level compared to what we usually see. And the price on this one is excellent. I don’t think I can resist.

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Thanks for that Dave. Those numbers are really impressive for such a small host. I can’t decide on this one yet. I’m guessing it was pretty hot at 30s?
Do you have any cd numbers at all?

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I think a spring bypass will greatly increase the output especially with a high amp 18650

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Some quick throw measurements for the Manker MC13 SBT90.2:

Throw at 0 seconds, measured at 5m (should probably do 10m for this)

  • 18650: 606m / 91,954cd
  • 18350: 556m / 77,294cd

For reference, 1lumen and Zero Air reviewed the Osram Boost HL version at just over 700m (probably at 30s).

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Is there a discount code for Mk37?
Looks to have all the right features.

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Unfortunately not fellow UK entusiast

I emailed them the other day and they said no not even for us BLF members

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Too sad, since MK37 has an awesome regulation and received very good feedback.

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I ordered the Manker MC13 SBT90.2 limited edition flashlight, which surprisingly arrived very quickly using standard postal mail (just around 3 weeks, which I consider quite fast).

The flashlight package just came in a box with the flashlight (18650 tube), spare 18350 tube, lanyard strap, spare o-ring.

NO MANUAL was included with the package at all.

Just wondering if Manker can provide the manual of the MC13 SBT90.2 edition?

(I know I can find the features just by trial & error, but I would prefer if there is mention of approximate brightness levels, if there are hidden strobes or SOS or beacon modes, or maybe a description of how thermal regulation may work for this flashlight)…

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Any discount coupons for Manker E03H II.

Thanks in advance