I turned my flashlight into a lantern. It works very well with low or even moonlight mode in total darkness.
Thereās 3 modes. I got the supplies from Dollar Tree.
I turned my flashlight into a lantern. It works very well with low or even moonlight mode in total darkness.
Thereās 3 modes. I got the supplies from Dollar Tree.
IF25A modded with 2700k SST20s (JA3) and D-C-Fix (not in image). I wasnāt a big fan of the beam profile and somewhat greenish tint of the stock 4000k LEDs. Now itās perfect for me.
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Handy torch siteā¦.not. Even with setting the default settings from German to English site translation, it still presents as German!!!
Anyway once signed up the link still doesnāt allow access.
Thereās 20min of my life I wont ever get back
Vunderbar
I should have told you .
Keine Ahnung, was los ist, Xandre, aber ich sehe das auch nicht.
Ich wĆ¼nschte ich wĆ¼sste was los ist!!!..aber leider ist mein Deutsch so gut wie mein Swahili
Swapping L21Aās Sst40 with Sft40, sanded down the top of the emitter gasket, and modding the driver to 8A.
Sorry the album was privat,
now it works ?https://www.taschenlampen-forum.de/media/img_20210619-2-rippen-jpg.34344/full
Yep.
Now thatās a head. How many cd?
We hope over 54 MCD
to get on the top.
Regards Xandre
Holy crap!
That flashlight head is huge.
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is it high cri?
I could not agree more. They will get dropped and that thin aluminum is not very strong. My EDC FW3ās and FW1ās all have them.
[presumably from thinwall Al tubing of the S11C?]
I could not agree more. They will get dropped and that thin aluminum is not very strong. My EDC FW3ās and FW1ās all have them.
āDoc, it hurts when I do thisā¦ā
āSo donāt do that.ā
Thereās always a price to pay. You want lightweight, you gotta have less metal. You want sturdy, you need more metal.
I got a Xeno E03 which takes 14500/AA, but is almost the size/weight of a compact 18650 light. The walls are so thick, it even has āfinger-groovesā milled into the side for better grip. Thatās thick. And itās heavy.
With the S11C, you slip that into your pocket and it almost disappears because itās so light. Some people value that vs being able to baton a killinā knife into a log with your flashlight without damage.
It just depends on what you want.
Lightbringer, I mostly agree. But, weight is not the issue. I like the little bit of sturdy protection on the front end of the light to protect my investment, after all they always hit the ground nose first. The FWAA is borderline underpowered for an EDC, but some days in some pants if fits well. Otherwise I am normally going to carry an 18650 light.
Maybe itās just me, but the only time I ever dropped a light was when I had my MH20 precariously balanced on my bikeās seat when poking around in the dark.
I try to not drop my lights, like, ever.
Some are tools, some are shelf queens and some are in between. I donāt try to, but it does happen. I work around gensets, mechanical vaults and data centersā¦ crap happens.
Maybe itās just me, but the only time I ever dropped a light was when I had my MH20 precariously balanced on my bikeās seat when poking around in the dark. I try to not drop my lights, like, ever. :laughing:
That may be true, but sometimes your cat(s) help sweep them off the table onto the floor.
Actually it was on a sort of pile of papers and mail that I didnāt get to yet, and that was off a coffee-table, so total drop was a paltry 8ā or so.
Work-lights, absolutely, you need rugged. Thatās why youād pick Snap-On vs JiffyTool.
But for the average schmo who wants a light light (ha!), the S11C would be great.