2.9A at the tail with freshly charged NCR18650 2900s. I think it might be DDed, relying on the resistance of the components so not too bad.
Low mode is about 70mA. So that's good. Approx 30 lumens range. It's not 3 lumens, but it is not 90Hz PWM too.
81.4 lux throw at 8.17m = 5.4k cd. That's 147m of throw (ANSI NEMA/FL1 whatever...you know the drill....only 0.25 lux )
Reflected light measurement is on par with stuff like Ultrafire U80, slightly worse than say the monster Fandyfire STL-V6.
As for drop in output due to heat, it drops from 63 lux in reflected ceiling bounce -> 54 lux from T=3seconds to T=60 seconds. 15% drop. This means it is slightly better than a foil wrapped Ultrafire P60 XM-L in my L2T.
Ultrafire came out with C6 and V6, perhaps nicer looking and thicker walls. Relatively cheap at usd24 too but of course it's a far cry from the usd14.71 group buy price from Dinodirect. Not sure about the PWM though.
I had a 007 a while ago and I was not impressed by its performance. Dont know about the current version ...
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I have a question: UF-2100 has the same price as the Tank007 in the group buy. I mean 1000lm is a bit brighter than the ~150lm, right? Why is everybody so thrilled about the 007? Because is a bit smaller? Because it has a custom logo? I dont get it...
The cheaper it is[combined with well made] the better for me..I'm a cheapskate and a flashaholic..It is small, really bright.has a bright flashy strobe, and cost next to nothing..This type of light is why we hang around this forum.The threads need lubing and maybe there is an o-ring missing.It still is a great buy.Thanks Dino for the deal, and keep 'em comming
I was really surprised by this. On my fan set to high speed, i can barely see the PWM. If only most budget lights are like this, then the whole level would really be raised up.
I'm curious about this light but the review on the single mode said that it's not very bright. Are the 3 and 5 modes brighter on high mode than the single mode?