Kaidomain quad led + optics
Wooow, brilliant. How long (approximately)?
Awesome, already in my cart. Is it possible to buy spare quad lens?
It’s not expensive, if you need one ,i can add one for free ,pls note this in the remarks
Does anyone know if the snap-on clip that Convoy sell for the S2+ fits the S21A? I have seen a couple of sellers on ebay say it does, but I’ve broken a couple of clips on my S2+’s just from general use so I wonder if the extra stress on the clip shortens their life? (Or causes them to keep popping off the flashlight body?)
The lack of a clip is the biggest thing stopping me from grabbing one at the moment…
Thank you!
I totally agree with only 4 modes and no BS for real life use, but unfortunately mode 1 is occupied by a stupid ridiculously low mode, causing the mode spacing problems…
Generally speaking, the brightness of moonlight is used for reading books or checking maps. If the brightness is too high, the light will be very dazzling.
what’s “BS”? do you mean “strobe mode”?
Moonlight can sometimes be useful maybe, but i think sub lumen mode (even lower than the average moon mode) is just a hype because a few people keep begging for it while the rest of us have no practical use for it, especially in an otherwise powerful 1000 or more lumen light.
And so another useful mode is often sacrificed for the sub lumen mode, causing overly large jumps in brightness.
Also you often can’t even see if that the light is turned on in sub lumen mode when you’re not in complete darkness.
And who reads a book with a cigar type 21700 or 18650 light anyway?
But that’s just my opinion as a flashlight user in real life situations.
I was a big fan of the LD25 3 mode driver.
Just 3 well enough spaced modes (and a hidden strobe) suits all my needs for a 10 Watt light.
Yes, for a 20 Watt light an extra lower mode would be good, but not lower than 50 lumen.
With BS i also mean configuration mode with too many options and things like that.
Not neccesary when you have 3 or 4 well spaced modes from 50 or 100 lumen to maximum output.
But again, that’s just my opinion.
But it’s annoying that a driver with well spaced modes is hard to find.