Sailing around the world need a distance safety light

[Oli]

@SKV89

Actually screw the W30 HI CRI, the beam is actually very cool temp at the center. Might as well get the W30 CW version or the Acebeam K75. Too bad there is no warm white throwers out there that would work better in the fog.

Acebeam claims the W30 4000K has better penetration in rain and snow. I’m going to assume that it’s a whole lot better in fog also or any type of moisture in the air. I’m not sure how they are measuring the 4000k but it doesn’t look like any other 4000k light out there. I think most would assume it’s down in the 2000+k range. Yellow is the best description. But still best for penetrating moisture in the air. Edit it is possible that acebeam did not write the copy here on amazon.com sorry the link doesn’t work

/ACEBEAM-W30-Tactical-Flashlight-Long-lasting/dp/B07TXYVQS3

[Lightbringer]

@Oli

Edit it is possible that acebeam did not write the copy here on amazon.com sorry the link doesn’t work

/ACEBEAM-W30-Tactical-Flashlight-Long-lasting/dp/B07TXYVQS3

This?

Amazon.com: ACEBEAM W30 Tactical Flashlight - 2633 Yards Long Throw, 4000K, With...

Just do it the easy way…

[SKV89]

@Oli

@SKV89

Actually screw the W30 HI CRI, the beam is actually very cool temp at the center. Might as well get the W30 CW version or the Acebeam K75. Too bad there is no warm white throwers out there that would work better in the fog.

Acebeam claims the W30 4000K has better penetration in rain and snow. I’m going to assume that it’s a whole lot better in fog also or any type of moisture in the air. I’m not sure how they are measuring the 4000k but it doesn’t look like any other 4000k light out there. I think most would assume it’s down in the 2000+k range. Yellow is the best description. But still best for penetrating moisture in the air. Edit it is possible that acebeam did not write the copy here on amazon.com sorry the link doesn’t work

/ACEBEAM-W30-Tactical-Flashlight-Long-lasting/dp/B07TXYVQS3

The 4000K is probably yellow because DUV is far above the BBL. It is nasty piss yellow. I rather have a 2000K on the BBL light than a 4000K with extreme positive DUV. Also I think it is the CCT that matters regarding being able to penetrate fog. So even though it is yellow light, 4000K is still 4000K.