very interesting database, thanks for the insights.
Yup. He also did some amazing projects. Not only 14500 and when I read your post, the first thing I thought about was 458 HAM’R
Thrunite TN50 CW is pretty hot. Its 4 21700 batteries are wired directly. The company rep told me they use LG. Wow imagine if it was VTC6A or 40T
Thanks for this very interesting hotrod list.
I wonder how the FF ROT 66 Gen II w XPL HI would rank. It is supposed to spit out 14k lumen stock but it’s probably less. The light is quite compact though.
I don’t think they’ll come close to the top…but you’re welcome to add them to the sheet.
I wanted to add it but there are no dimensions given. Anyway I actually don’t think it’s very hot compared to the small lights listed here.
That one from Djozz is nice,too:
Not long ago I did a direct drive mod with this small AAA-size light. (details on the host can be found there, and in a thread about this light) [image] Everything very well connected, XM-L2 on copper, Efest 10440, it did over 500 lumens for 3 minutes (that is a significant part of total battery runtime already, 10 minutes at what I guess is 2+ amps). But, even tiny as the light is, 500 lumens is not always practical, especially since the beam pattern of such a small light with an xml favors c…
Regards Xandre
Nice…but not very hot really. I added it now.
The spreadsheet seems to have gone. Anyone got a copy?
It looks like ethercalc got their domain hijacked.
They moved to ethercalc.net. I updated the link in the first post.
Thanks Agro
I was very interested in Vinh’s Thrunite t10 with sbt90, think it’s 2000 lumens at start. 14500 . Thanks for the list!
Edit- don’t know how it plays into the list given I highly doubt 2000l is sustainable for more then 30s… it’d prob turn into a molten iron lol.