Has anyone asked what it is with the “litnit” name?
We have seen it on one of the copper S lights for some time, but why does Simon need another name, now, where the name Convoy is quite well known amongst us Flash-Heads?
It’s the name he was able to copyright in the US after they rejected “Convoy” as a brand name
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Thought SFT-42R was more expensive but it is cheaper:-)
I will throw an order.
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@Simon_Mao
Would it be possible for you to offer the LHP73B emitter in the M21E? 
(if not, how about the M21D or the M21C-U)? 
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only 3V 8A driver for M21E and M21D,
no suitable driver for M21C-U
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I don’t think he has a 20 amp driver for the side switch lights yet, that’s in development for the M21K
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Okay, thanks for the replies.
Maybe I’ll wait for the new M21K driver. 
I will definitely buy the M21A SFT-42R whenever it becomes available. The SFT-25R 6500K version of the M21A is already a favorite…I’d be curious to compare them head to head.
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Lhp531 and lhp73b are not LEDs designed for remote illumination.
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Will W5050SQ5 be suitable for 3x21C when it’s ready?
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This one can be installed, but I think it’s better to design a smooth reflector for 3x21c.
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Are there any plans to bring back old discontinued models with newer parts? For example, L1, S4 or other models.
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Any news about the availability of the SFT70 gen 2? 5000K probably not anytime soon… (large retailers have 16 weeks lead time)
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Simon now we need a 3x21C with 7 x LHp73B and a twin 54a driver for the sake of science
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Yeah. And 6x 26800 battery chamber to power it.
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Eventually…
LightNight > LiteNite > litnit ?
LightNight > LateNite > BudLight
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There was a discussion a while ago, but 3.8mm^2 turns out to be an error of the datasheet. If one computes the LES using the specified diameter, one arrives at the eponymous 4.2mm^2.
Also curious about the SFT70 4000K and 5700K 95 CRI. Unofficial datasheets have been out for a long time, but no concrete news.
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