Bought one of these when they were about £8~ something a few weeks ago, really like the no memory, high first mode selection and the obnoxious strobe. Don’t like the DD driver though gimme some 7135’s any day.
Put me down for one if they are similar price
The Tangsfire HD2010 is always on special at Tmart, purchased one for $23.38 in December and one for $22.49 in January. It’s a great light but it’s always on sale, I would rather go for a light that is not on special every month.
Thanka for being the intermediate for a group buy Justin :-) .
I need a new 1x18650 test thrower, and I think the Trustfire X9 is the nicest one: looks good, 60mm head diameter, 17mm driver, some clearance on the underside of the reflector for the solder joints.
It is 30 dollars on tmart, how about 20 dollars for the group buy?
The X9’s machining and ano are very high quality, but there is NO heatsinking under the star, the pill is an empty tube and the star screws down on the big end. Keep the stock driver and reflow a ’L2 on the stock star, unless you want to go to the trouble of fabricating a copper plug.
No idea on model though. Ill have to take your word for it. Although, 2.3a is a bit low isnt it? Or am i missing something? I would have thought XML2 would be desirable too. I have lots to learn.
We are talking stock lights here, not modded ones, so they come with XM-L T6 in all of them. There won't be any changes made by tmart, they just aren't into doing that kind of stuff. It is what it is. I've talked to them enough about that.
They have the Fandyfire HD2010 listed at 2300mA, the No Name HD2010 listed at 8 watts, so basically 2300mA most likely and the Tangsfire HD2010 listed at 6 watts, so that should be less than 2300mA.
