J12 body. Nice drop-in, the J12 is not a drop-in so drive might be a little different. Will email and see if it's worth to get.
J12 body. Nice drop-in, the J12 is not a drop-in so drive might be a little different. Will email and see if it's worth to get.
Confirm no issue with thermals, driver longevity remains to be seen but TF products are pretty ok in my experience.
me likey
They probably all come out of the same factory anyway.
Rich
Hmmm,
So it doesn't work with 2 x 18650? Too powerful?
Yep, Ultrafire has one that is identical as well.
The good thing is that this is a little different from the J12 that this has a spring. So from what i see on my J12, the KK 26650 should work. Same warning for unprotected cells usage, monitor your voltages.
Probably no LV protection as well (I am using my J12 head with a Shadow JM05 body with 1 x KK 26650..hehe).
Anyway, it should be at least 2000 lumens OTF, and the good thing with 7 XM-Ls vs 5 XM-Ls is that this is gonna be a little bit more efficient, less heat.
2000 lumens for 20 mins shouldn't be an issue for countries in the tropics even (like Pok's in BKK or like me). J12 got up till 45 deg C head temp in 12 mins if i remember correctly.
But since i already have a TR-J12, i'd want this to be well over 3000 lumens OTF.
I would love to have this light.
loveitFoy
Pls get one and report on the performance. :D
+1
Emitter lumens, 8A drive to the T6
5pcs of T6 at 67 deg C @ LED junction. or 7pcs of T6 at 49 deg C @ LED junction
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On Aliexpress for the Trustfire 7 x T6 :
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US $88.98 x 1 piece
10 Apr 2012 05:53
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Is the drop in compatible with the normal J12 body without any modification?
8500 emitter lumens equates to 1214 lumens per LED.
Can 3x 26650 cells deliver that kind of juice and can that little +B spring effectively deliver that much current?
hell i still want a triple , i am waiting for the 9 led version that it !
8500 emitter lumens equates to 1214 lumens per LED.
Can 3x 26650 cells deliver that kind of juice and can that little +B spring effectively deliver that much current?
Just for fun..... 3 x 26650 can easily deliver 21 amps of current at the XM-Ls working forward voltage or 7 amps per cell (3 amps per XM-L, 21 amps total). Does not give 1214 lumens @ emitter, but very close to 1000 lumens @ emitter.
It would be ~ 7 amps at the spring with 3S. Should be just ok, barely. Switch also should be pretty ok.... I mean look at the DRY.
can that little +B spring effectively deliver that much current?
it'd probably light up like an incandescent bulb - for about 1 second
seriously though, I doubt it. I'm guessing it would at least get hot enough to lose its 'spring'
it'd probably light up like an incandescent bulb - for about 1 second
seriously though, I doubt it. I'm guessing it would at least get hot enough to lose its 'spring'
We just have to look at the DRY switch/tailcap spring. It does not even get hot....just a wee bit warm. That's about 5 amps. 7 amps should still be ok, but barely.
100W HID ballasts does above 10 amps for about 10 seconds during warmup.
that's true, I was thinking total power, not current. We're going to find out. if someone else doesn't get around to it before me (and find out its inadvisable) i'll stick one of those KD drivers in this - or the 9 version that we'll see before summer :)
I don't care if high (2.8a to each) is only 2 minutes. That's plenty of time to beach my boat.