Thanks. I wonder if it’s 7A @ 14.8V (tailcap, assuming batteries are in series like the K40) or 7A @ 6V (LED, assuming the 6V XHP-70). I guess it has to be the latter (7A at the LED), right?
I think it is 7 amps at the emitter. Figure to get 5000 lumens, you are going to need about 50 watts, and there will be some losses in the driver. 4x 3.7=14.8 volts, 55 watts is then just under 4 amps. The PF’s should be just fine, in fact the K60 is pretty amazing with NCR18650A cells. I doubt there will be measurable difference between using the Panasonic PF’s, BD’s, or even IMR cells. 4 amps is well within the ‘comfort zone’ for all of those batteries.
I managed to get one of these when the coupon was still active, a real bargain price with free air mail delivery. It got to me in the UK in less than a week. Well packaged with no damage to the box. i’m very happy with the service from hkequipment and would recommend them.
I currently have the NCR18650B cells in mine. Only used it in the garden at the moment so cant comment on its performance. The manual states that all run time and output figures were tested using LG HE2 2500mAh.
Received mine yesterday. The tint is good! I would describe it as just ‘white’, no blues or greens. I still find the MT-G2 to have a more pleasant tint, but even at equivalent levels this XHP-70 seems brighter to my eye.
Great light, I loved the magnetic ring on the K40m, and I still love it on the K60. The K60 is beefier around the head, but the tube feels the same even though there is another battery in there. I love it.
5000 lumen thrower, can’t go wrong.
Can’t wait to see some reviews. It’s a bit big for my liking, but with X60 type performance (without the inbuilt charging that doesn’t work) it should be a winner for sure. Has it been stated how long turbo can be used for? Did I read 5 mins anywhere?