Foy,
Fantastic review, thanks for all your hard work. I must say that the Vinz drop-in is as you say “state-of-the-art” today in drop-ins. It would seem that it can match the reveared MalKoff M60/61 for durability and push the outer limits of lumens. Yeah the price isn’t budget but its good to know that it exists. BTW, I have one of the very early MF XM-L 3 speed drop-ins, that batch came w/ a very sweet neutral white emitter that is still my #2 go-to light. Keep those updates coming.
As always, Foy, that was great. Thanks so much for taking the time.
Wow Foy, what an absolutely wonderful reviews this one is. Love it. Thanks for the hard works!
That Vinz Foy edition P60... whooaaaaa. 
Fantastic thread Foy,this is the ultimate reference thread for p60 modules,thanks for taking the time to do it.The vinz module is an incredible piece and I would love one,little pricey but you get what you pay for.This is the go-to thread for noobs and seasoned flashaholics alike.
Very comprehensive Roundup, thanks for that 8)
I love my “Vinz MD26E”.
Mine is driven at 2.8 Amp but still brighter than my Manfont XM-L Drop-In with nearly 3.5 Amp, an indicator for the awesome heat management.
Here’s just a bit eye candy
Most fun read. Well done :bigsmile:
Thanks for the P60 information and excellent reviews. I can see some of my P60 UV modules getting some bright light companions.
Can we perhaps get some outdoor shots showing the difference beam pattern, flood, throw between a normal P60 (lets say the Manafont) and the Vinz?
So you run the Vinz without the lens in the head? What about water getting in?
+1
Like Match, I’m not often doing EDC with a P60.
But, P60 lights are still great for the day bag due to their flexibility. LOTs of good backup potential with several different LEDs, lenses, and batteries in the pack.
+2 on all accounts! 8)
Very nice comparison! Where might one purchase that Vinz drop in? Yet again you have me wanting to spend my money!
Write a PM - Vinz is a member in this forum.
If you want to see more things, which he made - take a look at this (drop-in built pictures with some beamshots):
Foy,
Very nice job!
Very nice! Thanks for a lot of great information!
Wow, thanks for all your hard work Foy! 
Atta boy Foy… your hard work is much appreciated by all of us. THANX !
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Another Awesome job Foy!!! Great collection!!!