Solid Pill Zoomable CREE XM-L L2 LED Flashlight Torch
8mm Copper Pill (Not Brass)
last mode memory (3 second of use will stored as last mode)
18650
Coming soon
EDC890
Solid Pill CREE XM-L L2 LED Flashlight Torch
8mm Aluminum Pill
2 Group of mode for use Turbo High 1825Lm 4.26A / Mid 1.52A / Low 0.86A / Turbo Strobe 1825Lm(10Hz) 4.26A / Turbo SOS 1825Lm(10Hz) 4.26A / Change mode flash (maintain it about 5sec than it will jump to other Group) High 1362Lm 3A / Mid 1.8A / Low 0.89A / Change mode flash (maintain it about 5sec than it will jump to other Group)
Over Heat protection: if over heat, it will turn back from 4.0amp(over clock) back to 2.5amp
Hard oxidation body finishing with level 80%
Last mode memory: keep mode in 5sec will store the memory
18650 or 26650
Coming soon
If you interest please PM me and provide review reference, and i will send to zeusray, thank you.
I was wondering that myself, why the drill a partial hole beneath where the emitter will be.
One looks copper, and one looks like brass as Hank has said.
The holes for the emitter wires look rough, hopefully the production model will be better
They probably use something like this “drill point” cutter
with a central point, then they don’t finish by cutting the whole surface down flat, instead leaving that center hole deeper.
Or they just didn’t spec the hole as to have a flat bottom:
Interesting, it looks like Zeusray still plan to improve there flashlights
I wonder what the price on the EDC122 will be. i hope they used an omten switch & a copper DTP mcpcb. But at least the omten switch.
And i would really prefer they stop with the fake lumens ratings if they want to raise there profile & standing as a flashlight manufacturer, 1825Lm at 4.26A is not possible they know it & we know it, a 4.26A driven at XM-L2 is more than most stock lights & good enough to give an honest lumens rating higher than many lights already.
I am not even asking for ANSI lumens because this is still a budget manufacturer, BUT they are probably quoting honest amp number so they could just as well use honest lumens numbers.
And I can totally see this happening because they have listened in the past on good suggestions (i am not saying that they will this time though ;)) AND the EDC100 (if i understand it right is the “first” Zeusray & is claimed 900 lumens & has been tested for about that also, at least the old good version. And it pulled less amps than they claim for the EDC890.
Just one example of a good suggestion they have listened to is the EDC122 with a thick copper pill, instead of a thin brass pill like the EDC120.
And I don’t believe the majority of there sales are from uneducated consumer, I believe they come from educated consumer like us that likes to find a good deal & then recommends those deals to friends.
what would be the max lumens can go with 4.26A in calculation?
since they should have test it with some devices, but i am not sure what it is, will try to ask for more detail on it, thx.
And Match’s chart also shows very clearly, why a copper DTP mcpcb is important for max lumens performance at high amps.
It is a bit hard to guess what 4.26A would give in lumens, maybe just leave it for now & only show the amps number. And hopefully one of the reviewers has a lumens measurement set up, so we can get an idea what the EDC890 can do.
if they want to raise there profile & standing as a flashlight manufacturer, 1825Lm at 4.26A is not possible they know it & we know it, a 4.26A driven at XM-L2 is more than most stock lights & good enough to give an honest lumens rating higher than many lights already.