Thrunite TN36 - 3x MK-R LED 6510lm

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Thrunite TN36 3x Cree MK-R LED 6510lm Flashlight

Available for PRE-ORDER

Features:

- Compact flood flashlight with high quality beam from orange peel reflector.

- Cree MK-R LED technology gives great light efficiency.

- Advanced electronic switch with low voltage indication for silent operation.

- ThruNite ITC (intelligent temperature control) technology to prevent possible light damage from overheating.

- Six modes: firefly, low, medium, high, turbo and strobe.

- Reversed polarity protection system prevents damage to the light.

- Ultra clear tempered glass lens with anti-reflective coating.

- Aircraft grade aluminum body structure with knurling for firm grip.

- Premium type III hard anodized anti-abrasive finish.

- Memory function to set any mode(except for firefly, turbo and strobe) for immediate use.

  • Only applicable for 18650 batteries to use.

Specifications:

- LED: CREE MK-R with a lifespan of 20+ years of run time.

- Runs on: 4 x 18650 (ThruNite 18650 3200Mah).

- Working Voltage: 10.5 - 17.5 V.

- Output mode/Runtime*: Strobe(6510 lumens /137 minutes), Turbo(6510 lumens /119 minutes), High(2280 lumens /194 minutes), Medium(785 lumens /587minutes ), Low(116 lumens /54 hrs), Moonlight(1.6 lumens /33 days).

- Max output of TN36 NW is a bit less than TN36 CW.

- Peak Beam Intensity: 22400cd.

- Max beam distance: 299m.

- Impact resistant: 2 meters.

- Waterproof to IPX-8 Standard (1.5meters).

- Weight: 390g without battery.

  • Dimensions: 125.8 mm in length x64 mm in diameter
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Cool. I will choose it over the TM06 and TM26 anytime.

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Wonder how long turbo can be run for before stepping down

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Damn, so this is jus like the mm15. Cannot start in turbo mode, only momentary. Like the light a lot but I hate that safety feature. I always like to be able to start in highest mode and not have to hold onto switch

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I agree, what is it with Coke can size flooders having the worst UI? Can’t they just copy ZLS6330?!

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Flood lights are nice :slight_smile:

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what’s the coupon code?

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Thrunite needs to listen to its potential buyers and fix their crappy UI. I refuse to buy one till they do.

I love my ZebraLight S6330. Its too bad that ZL couldnt make a profit on these lights because of their high production costs and discontinued them. Id really like to have seen an MK-R version. The S6330 was touted for its active thermal management system, which lowered current to the 3 emitters independently as temperatures rise. Each emitter is also independently driven by its own dedicated battery.

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Poor UI and based on at least one other recent light series from Thrunite they have severe quality/reliability issues. Also of course there are the claims for highest output which are BS as Acebeam has the X60M which is much higher. I also note that per the voltage listed this is a battery in series light using a battery carrier. Until a full test with lots more info is available I wonder about the claimed Turbo run time and even if four protected batteries can put out the current to sustain 6000+ Lumens output. Below is the Thrunite web listing.

http://www.thrunite.com/thrunite-tn36-shipping-from-china/

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going to wait for a full review before I order one :slight_smile:

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Four die emitters! I’m worrying about the heat sink issues!