I have a BLF GT-70.2 and in my eyes the throw is not what shocks me. About 200 to 400 yards is hard for my eyes to determine throw, but not brightness.
A palm tree that I shot with my TN42 vn had a small tight circle of light on it (at the leaves) with the Thrunite TN42 vn. The same palm tree with the BLF GT-70 is in daylight the entire palm tree and houses and everything…… I mean 200 to 400 yards away in daylight…… It’s crazy……
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Yes, for practical ranges the XHP70.2 is a more useful light IMHO. I never would of guessed it would make these kinds of numbers.
That sounds good Manny! I would not mind a few pictures of that comparison!
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That looks really cool!
How much do they add to the throw? 
Nice. Throw distance is less as weight has been added to the light. 
BLF GT Pocket Edition:
Very Cool…… now you can clip it to the bill of your hat! 
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That’s what I’m talking about waffle_stomper…. Looking GOOD!!! .
That’s the Texas_Ace prototype that was sent to vestureofblood, right?
I wonder why he put that comic sans “G” on there? It reminds of that prototype that said Giggles.
I had not even noticed the “G”, but you are exactly right… it sure does look like ‘Giggles’. :+1:
Yeah, and VOB has a lathe. I thought he might have shortened it and cut new threads. Now that I think about it, it doesn’t really make sense for him to cut down the double length tube.
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I sent him a PM to ask about the G. This was his response:
Definitely a nod to the prototype.
The battery tube hasn’t been cut down - it’s a 3D printed part. Note that it’s missing the o-rings.
Nope, my light is still safe and sound with me, I still love the giggles engraving on it.
I did post the laser engraving file for the GT so I am guessing someone else used it to engrave their own.
Does it count if you measure the lux at 5m or should I be measuring it from farther away
Cause my GT gets 1,235,000 cd at 5m
5m is fine, usually the readings are a bit higher at 10m.