One is NOT dedomed! the D25Cvn TI V3!
Hahah alright that was a good one.
MY 18350’S are FINALLY HERE AFTER 8 DAYS,5 DAYS OF BEING INCOGNITO!! They are for my EC11! :bigsmile: I am going to get them out of the mail box!
90CRI top is T6 at 3000K.
New brightness bins designations, more confusion:
T* U* V* , Surely CREE likes to play.
This is some very cool news 
The highest flux bin is cool white XP-L High Intensity V2, and they seem to have a very large span off colour temperatures from 5000K-8300K in the CW bin, and similar in the others.
Now we need Cree to wake up and release some high amp emitters binned on & for copper DTP mcpcb’s, we all know they can do much more than 3A.
Because some manufacturers are scared to build lights out of spec on the emitter.
@ pilotdog68 & Hikelite:
Guess what kind of emitter the D25Cvn Ti V3 has???,an XP-L-5700K :bigsmile:
The bins line up with normal XP-L’s if you look at the luminous flux (lm) measurement. Looks like dedoming drops the output by 3 bins(ish).
There is no scare, look at the interior lights everyone uses 700mA and 1A for LEDs like XP-G2, everyone wants long life and efficiency (which is better at normal currents than any max rating or any so called over-driving). I guess flashlight world is quite different, anyway nowadays we have TN36 at 5A-6A per 1 XM-L.
Don't tell me, you sending it back to Vinh to change the LED?
NO I am not! I love throw but I love the output of this little light w/ dome on.
Yeah this was just lame. Where is the new XM-L3 1300+ lm @ 10 W (85°C)? 8)
@ smaller lights
PM SENT
Great news! Now some mods have to be postponed for a while. I hope for the XP-G2 version too :-)
Side by side
0.35mm protective layer over the die.
…must be secretly a member of BLF!
I am talking about for example Uniquefire, and i am sure countless other flashlight manufacturer, that don’t dare release a light out of spec. It is for those more conservative parts of the industry we need Cree to acknowledge, the very real possibility & reality that when using a DTP copper mcpcb, the Cree led’s can be driven much harder within safe parameters, than the current max spec of 3A.
We have the High Density & now High Intensity, Now we need the next step the High Output Cree binned Emitter. With for example fatter or extra bondwires to share the load, i suspect we can drive these led’s even harder but we are limited by the bond wires that burn up much sooner that needed.
Damn, I just recently ordered regular XPLs 
I’ll buy them from you at half price with free shipping! Depreciation, ya know… 