Sofrin Nichia E21A 4000k AAA/10440 and Cr123/Rcr123 flashlights

rost333 · 2019-07-23T07:52:37.000Z

Unheard:

All others want 14500/AA?

Wait, what? 14500/AA with E21A? :heart_eyes: Oh no… You just made me so happy for a second… :person_facepalming:

No, it’s still AAA thread, but… maybe in the (near?) future…

Unheard · 2019-07-23T07:56:59.000Z

rost333:

No, it’s still AAA thread, but… maybe in the (near?) future…

Of course :person_facepalming:

I need some coffee. Lots of.

mortuus · 2019-07-23T08:21:51.000Z

sounds like a winner to me if price not too high. im suprised not more flashlight makers want do aaa lights with 10440 support and nice emitters in copper/brass/steel hosts or whatever.

Henk4U2 · 2019-07-23T08:24:04.000Z

jon_slider:

there will be a spelling test before the end of this post, there is only one correct answer:

True or True

Sofrin and Sofim are both incorrect ways to spell the name of the flashlight manufacturer SOFIRN.

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extra credit reading:
What is the correct spelling for dislexia?
lol

A former to-be-mother-in-law once told me that the first thing she would look for with the boys her daugher brought home was: do they have polished shoes. Because she thought there were some details that were more relevant than other details. Sadly the whole mother-in-law thing went sour. Some sacrifices are just too big to be made, to gain a nice mother-in-law.
I have a similar thing. My last name is nowhere near the top ten of most common names, like Jones or Smith. When I find something in my letterbox wit an incorrect spelled last name, it goes unopened into the paper basket. My idea is that if people don’t take the small trouble to find out what my proper last name is, the purpose of their writing will not be meaningful enough to pay attention to.

Yes, and dislexia was written like that on purpose

Nichia · 2019-07-23T10:20:53.000Z

Wow!!

I don't understand? I said please Enough of all of this and let's go back to the topic can we please??

Nichia · 2019-07-23T10:35:35.000Z

Okay back to the topic...

I really really like the idea of universal aaa and cr123 lights by universal I mean they have everything we ever want simply if they happened they will be the perfect EDC and I no more obligate to buy VERY EXPENSIVE LIGHTS just because am looking for better quality products.

This company is the best budget company I ever see and if they honest and give us what we want then I think these lights will shake the flashlights world and every single person looking for a high quality Indestructible with the best CRI available flashlights will Extremely happy just like me if they happened!

Then I will have problems selling my multi hundreds flashlights collection because I found the perfect EDC.. lol

Nichia · 2019-07-23T10:43:53.000Z

I don't know about the bin you mentioned because I don't read every post here on blf or cpf but you seems to know what you are talking about and I like that:)

but I don't agree on 4500k color temp because I want and love the 4000k so am okay with everything you guys say to try to make things better but please color temp is 4000k and 4000k only

Ryzbor:

4000K E21A in D240 flux bin is pretty damm greenish, I learned this the hard way, don’t use it. 3500K D220 or 4500K D220 will have a much better tint

Pwsmith · 2019-07-23T12:40:32.000Z

If this happens, I would be interested.

adam7027 · 2019-07-23T13:50:04.000Z

E21A would be a better fit for an AA/14500 light. Still, if the AAA/10440 happens, I might be interested.

However, on tint, there are many preferences, and there is already a C01S with 4000K SST-20. I think, it would be better with three options (3500K, 4500K, 5700K). 4500K still feels a bit warm pretty much of the time.

Gunga · 2019-07-23T15:54:54.000Z

I’m interested in cr123 and AA /14500. Less so for AAA /10440

LightObsession · 2019-07-23T18:22:54.000Z

adam7027:

E21A would be a better fit for an AA/14500 light. Still, if the AAA/10440 happens, I might be interested.

However, on tint, there are many preferences, and there is already a C01S with 4000K SST-20. I think, it would be better with three options (3500K, 4500K, 5700K). 4500K still feels a bit warm pretty much of the time.

Why would the E21A be a better fit for an AA/14500 light than a 10440 light?

It seems to work pretty well in the Folomov EDC C1, which uses a 10440 equivalent (it’s actually a bit longer due to the built in micro-USB charger).

iamlucky13 · 2019-07-23T18:47:53.000Z

Although obviously even better if the E21A becomes available in factory lights, I think the Sofirn C01 can be modified with an E21A using the VR10S1 board from Virence.

Clemence will even solder the emitter to the board for you for a very reasonable price, which is recommended due to the fragility of the E21A emitters.

The shipping cost is high, unfortunately. Apparently Indonesia doesn’t get the same absurdly cheap shipping options that China does.

anonymous_user · 2019-07-24T01:22:38.000Z

I would be interested in these flashlights. Also would the cr123 flashlight also have compatibility for 16340 batteries? That would be nice.

adam7027 · 2019-07-24T14:30:17.000Z

LightObsession:

adam7027:

E21A would be a better fit for an AA/14500 light. Still, if the AAA/10440 happens, I might be interested.

However, on tint, there are many preferences, and there is already a C01S with 4000K SST-20. I think, it would be better with three options (3500K, 4500K, 5700K). 4500K still feels a bit warm pretty much of the time.

Why would the E21A be a better fit for an AA/14500 light than a 10440 light?

It seems to work pretty well in the Folomov EDC C1, which uses a 10440 equivalent (it’s actually a bit longer due to the built in micro-USB charger).

The E21A led would be better matched to AA/14500, because of its power class (roughly 5W). It is not bad either with AAA/10440, but the former batteries could handle 5W continuous power drain with less strain.

Unheard · 2019-07-24T14:46:45.000Z

iamlucky13:

[…] I think the Sofirn C01 can be modified with an E21A […]

That would be a shame. But Sofirn could produce another edition of the C01 with this LED. I’d immediately buy one. Many would. I guess.

Cosmodragoon · 2019-07-24T16:36:26.000Z

Unheard:

iamlucky13:

[…] I think the Sofirn C01 can be modified with an E21A […]

That would be a shame. But Sofirn could produce another edition of the C01 with this LED. I’d immediately buy one. Many would. I guess.

I love the warmer C01 with Yuji LED. The longer this thread remains active, the more I find myself wanting to see the E21A at 3500K.

Boaz · 2019-07-25T07:23:17.000Z

Nichia:

Wow!!

I don't understand? I said please Enough of all of this and let's go back to the topic can we please??

This is BLF . You can start a thread but don't get to own a thread or tell people how they should post . The control you have is to control yourself and not react when you don't get the response that you'd like .

Don't spend the energy getting worked up over peoples comments ..

Now where's that picture of a cat dancing the cha-cha ?

…ok how about dogs instead

raccoon · 2019-07-25T08:05:44.000Z

We should be talking about Sofrin.

Wait a minute...

That's not even a word!

Agro · 2019-07-25T12:44:41.000Z

How about e-switch like GT Nano?

BurningPlayd0h · 2019-07-25T13:57:35.000Z

adam7027:

LightObsession:

adam7027:

E21A would be a better fit for an AA/14500 light. Still, if the AAA/10440 happens, I might be interested.

However, on tint, there are many preferences, and there is already a C01S with 4000K SST-20. I think, it would be better with three options (3500K, 4500K, 5700K). 4500K still feels a bit warm pretty much of the time.

Why would the E21A be a better fit for an AA/14500 light than a 10440 light?

It seems to work pretty well in the Folomov EDC C1, which uses a 10440 equivalent (it’s actually a bit longer due to the built in micro-USB charger).

The E21A led would be better matched to AA/14500, because of its power class (roughly 5W). It is not bad either with AAA/10440, but the former batteries could handle 5W continuous power drain with less strain.

My JetuE21A runs the emitters just fine off a AAA Eneloop. Just because an emitter is rated to a certain power doesn’t means it has to be run at that all the time.