The 2nd version M170 flashlight is coming,The link is added

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default we assemble 3 cree xml2 u2-1a in M170 flashlight.

this is the link: M170

also we have other optional cree xml2 leds:

T6-2A

T6-3A

T6-3B

T5-4A

T6-4C

T5-5A1

T4-5A3

T5-5B1

T3-6A1

T3-6A3

T3-6B1

T4-6B3

T2-7A2

T4-7A3

T4-7A4

T2-7B2

T2-7C1

T3-7C3

T2-7C2

T3-7D3

T2-8A2

T2-8B4

pls note your selection , and email me to comfirm that it’s in stock

Utilization interface:

High > Middle > Low mode:
Press the button for 1 second to turn on the flashlight and enters middle brightness mode, then single click to switch in high > middle > low brightness modes

Variable brightness:
When the flashlight is on, single click the button then immediately press and hold the button to enter dimming mode: First time single click + long press will reduces the brightness, release your finger at the brightness you want (it flashes at the lowest brightness); Second time single click + long press will increases the brightness (it flashes at the highest brightness)

Flashing mode:
When the flashlight is on, triple click the button to enter flashing modes, then single click to switch in fast strobe w/ intervals > fast strobe > beacon > slow strobe. Long press to quit falshing mode

SOS mode:
When the flashlight is on, quadruple click the button the enter SOS mode. Then press for 1 second back to middle brightness mode (long press to turn off)

specifications

color: black

material : aluminum alloy

waterproof : ipx8

lowvoltage warning : Breathing flash

reflector type : SMO / aluminum

switch : side / electronic

tail stand : yes

batteries included : no

requilred battery count : 4pcs 18650

accessorries : handle, screw, conventer

weight : 700g

ch ld-35 driver. attention comfy chair and texaspyro
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Can you make the handle available separate?

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any chance of a shot of the emitter wiring? I have an ld35 in bound and its unclear if its wired series or parallel.

Good looking spec with the emitter options, thankyou for sharing.

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the handle is fixed by the screw

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any picture?

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that is a great selection of leds to have in this light :-)

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how much is the price for this 2nd generation?

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$90.44
aliexpress or paypal

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This looks like a real nice light. Out of the budget though.

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Yea, but I am sure that handle can be made to work with other lights that have tripod mounts

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how many lumens?

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How you are driving those leds in that driver?

What is a maximun current per led?
Effiency on this driver and so on…

Can I use batteries charged to 4,35V?

I want to know details… and thanks

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Nice light, great emitter options, but damn, blew my budget for flashlights this month before it even started…not a good start.

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2500mA-800mA-100mA

Efficiency 92%max

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These options are great. By the way if the three emitters mounted on copper MCPCB and driven harder would be even better. Something like the Noctigon .

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You are right. I own one older modell and thats why I’m askin… I think its same driver
so I have to make some modification for that and defenetly not to buy newone >)

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Way too high priced, not enough amps to the leds. Need to ask us about modes, maybe a poll on modes. Need to get to where you guys go to Series leds and series batteries with more efficient buck drivers. 3 XM-L2 in series, four 18650 in series, a buck driver delivering 4000mA on turbo and several "daily modes". Copper stars would be good too. You need to step out of the box and stop repeating the same old thing.

Sorry, I am not trying to be rude, just stating what I think about all of these repeat lights. New shells, but the same old for the rest.

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As much as I agree with you, I cant help but think that going series batteries would over complicate some things somewhat needlessly, also I cant help but feel that the current UI is rather over complicated as it is. I personally really like the 4P arrangement as it allows for the most amount of options as simply as possible. After all there is a lot of room in the driver area to do something amazing.

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+1

You say it all.

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It would be lovely to see a 4P arrangement with a usb micro plug for charging and mode programing, especially if it had 4A to each emitter direct to copper.