Ultrafire T80 dual switch hidden strobe light - New at FastTech!

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Ultrafire T80 dual switch light now at FastTech. Looks and sounds really nice! Nice price at $35.60 too!

FastTech Details:

  • Cree XM-L U2 bin LED with 50000 hour life span
  • High efficient constant current circuit and output-luminance
  • Microcontroller drive circuit
  • Tail button to turn on/off the flashlight, and enter tactical high mode
  • Side button to switch light modes
  • Hidden Strobe and SOS, quickly click side switch 2 times to enter Strobe Mode, quickly click 2 times again to enter SOS Mode
  • Working voltage: 2.7V/8.5VDC
  • Runtime: High output at 2.6A: 66LM max for 112 minutes; Low output at 0.1A: 66LM max for 12 hours
  • HA-III hard anodized aircraft grade 6063-T6 aluminum alloy
  • Ergonomic grip with anti-roll design
  • Tactical forward tail cap switch
  • Tail diameter: 26mm
  • Body diameter: 25mm
  • Head diameter: 45mm

So whose game to try it?

-Garry

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Good price. It’s the 7g6cs clone I believe. The other Crelant clones worked pretty good.

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Is the 66 lumens high, a typo?

Edit: yeah, a typo there… Looks like 710 on high.

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it comes with a nice case too:)

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looks nice, but for $1.40 less, I’d go w/ the crelant from md-lightsource and do without the holster and case

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That is a nice looking light, would really be interested in seeing a review. Recently I was in a store and got to play with a lot of lights, one thing I’ve noticed is the budget brands like ultrafire have really stepped up their machining when it comes to knurling and finish, perhaps at solarforce levels.

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Yeah it probably is the v6cs….

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Huh? Shows up $44.95 on their website. You using a discount code? I would agree with you at that price.

EDIT - wait, that's the 7G6CS, here's the V6CS for $38. So which is it the clone of? Looks more like the V6CS to me.

-Garry

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Looks like a V6CS to me. There’s a code for Crelant lights that madecov posted somewhere. Good for this month I think.

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Thanks for sharing; it really looks like one of the nicer ’X-’Fire lights I’ve seen (also the first one to appeal to me, visually). I’d probably go with the Crelant at MD-Lightsource considering the price difference is minimal. Or the Blaze X at ShiningBeam for similar performance with a different UI.

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Yeah, crenellated stail w/o stainless, v6cs

also, used code BLF

if there’s another, it might be even cheaper, but I think he just marked down the price itself?

I’m’ not sure because I mentally blocked thinking too much about it when I saw his post - now Garry has me considering another light i don’t need :stuck_out_tongue:

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The host looks great. Its to bad that most dual voltage x-fire lights dont regulate on a single cell and only achieve max lumens on 2 cells. Unless someone proves otherwise with this particular light, this will be a pass for me.

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So is the Crelant version infinitely variable for brightness?? Is the ultrafire the same? I’ve been wanting a ramping side switch light for a long time. Have a finally found a good looking budget version?

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I have one on it's way from LightsCastle but the package is stuck at Hong Kong post office (together with 3 other shipments) for almost a week now :(

HK post office has become one huge PITA...

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Even the Crelants aren’t regulated on one cell.

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the flashlight is great, and i like the package box, very convenient to carry, just like a tool box.

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So you have one? If so hows the fit and finish?

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So you would carry that box with you everywhere?

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I though the poster was referring to the 7G2CS, which I owned. It’s a well-built light (noticeable step up from Solarforce, for example), but the ramping was a bit slow and he CW tint was a little too cool for my taste. It’s still a lot of light for the current sale price @md.