Updated, two reviews of Teekland products from Tmart.

So I’ve spent some time with the Ceilingbounce App and have measured the Lux/throw of many of my torches. Obviously please don’t take these figures as absolute, although I did try to calibrate against some known ANSI FL1 lights. And a few have been pretty close to the claimed specs.

However the below should serve as a relative reference between different setups as they have all been tested as consistently as I could make it. It has helped me understand some of my mods and torch models better. And likely to influence me in my future mods and purchases.

The cap screwed on fine, didn’t notice any crushing. Yeah I couldn’t believe the 21700’s where cheaper than the 26650’s.

So, I’ve built a Mk 1 lightbox to estimate Lumen output. I’m using the Ceilingbounce App for all readings. I’ve used some ANSI FL1 lights to calibrate the app. These lights also made very close matches on the Lux/Cd readings above.

Obviously these lumen ratings should not be used to compare directly with manufacture claims, although I’m please to see quite a few lights seem to align very nicely in terms of output and throw.

Low output lights (sub 100 lumen) and especially AAA seem to record lower than expected numbers. I found the same with the throw cd readings on these lights also. However their ‘relative’ brightness can still be compared to other lights on the list.