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Here are the results I have. Granted the Lexel driver is going to push the 70.2 to near its highest Lumens that most lights cannot do, so its not a fair comparison. But its doable. ![]()
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Left XHP 70.2 …… Right Luminus SBT 90.2.


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The led was from Digi-Key at XHP 70.2 5700K before dedoming.
The driver is 12v 8amp from Lexel with 5v power supply for pump.
Runs cool and only gets warm in warm weather.
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The dedomed Digi-Key XHP 70.2 5700K performed much better than the 6500K dedomed Mtn. Electronics led.
12V 8Amps on turbo
1.372,969cd
9,200lm
2,343m throw
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Specs for Luminus SBT 90.2 not water cooled.
3V 22 amps on turbo
1,829,513cd
5800 lumens
2700 meter throw
Hi allI purchased this kit from Texas Ace last yr with the intent of buying a used GT with the original xhp35 led. Well that idea was a bust, nobody was selling that GT and the new ones were out of my price range. So after 3 months I gave up and ordered a new Mateminco MT35 Plus instead. So from start to finish we go. . Here is the original being disassembled. [image] [image] [image] [image] [image] [image] [image] [image] . The kit is in the lower area, 2 x battery …
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It is hard to beat the XHP 70.2 when driven hard. ![]()
A lot has been promoted about the SBT 90.2, but the proof is in the beam shots.
When standing behind the two lights, I give the 70.2 my vote. ![]()