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This typically seems to be a Jack of all Trades. With a big 32140 15Ah LiFePo battery. For great endurance.
You might say: yet another battery format? Yes, but it is interchangeable and NKON has it in stock (soon).

Not a typical thrower, yet with 3,200 lumens it delivers 178,5 kCd (giving you 845 meter throw).
As colorblind person im not really interested in its ability to vary the color temperature. But it can be used as a powerbank.

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Meh. I’m still waiting for the ts26 in more colors, and a 800 lumen mode that doesn’t require me to go to turbo first. Constant current driver. Armytek viking pro can do almost 3 hours.

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Neat design. Kind of reminds me of the Lumintop Rainbow, but in a slimmer form factor, better build quality, and safer battery chemistry. I’d be interested to try this out.

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I don’t know if I’d buy it, but the party tricks would be neat to try out. I could see the lamp feature being pretty useful. And RGB ambient light is for impressing non-flashaholics.

Still waiting for a DL30 with built-in USB charging though! The simplicity of the magnetic ring switch and brightness of that flashlight makes it a go to when working on the car or house, but I wouldn’t give a flashlight that requires removing and handling a lithium ion battery for recharging to the uninitiated.

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I like the multi-functionality, especially the lamp and RGB modes. Also find the launch promotion’s price point attractive.

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Honestly, just having a decent rotary switch EDC would be really nice right about now. Doesn’t have to necessarily be a dive light. It’d be nice to see a Fenix PD40R competitor.

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32140 with 14-15 Ah capacity is good format which is size like 2D flashlight from the past which was very popular.
If cell is qulity lifepo4 chemistry provide stable voltage during discharge and big number of cycles.
3.2 voltage need boost driver so this cell is ideal for use with 6v leds like xhp70.3
If Wurkkos choose right leds for this flashlight it can be succesful model.

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I already made some battery packs with 32140 LFP - they were available on Aliexpress months ago, so if anyway wanted to change battery- it is easily available, once I managed to get one for 7$ shipped

Now on TS27 - I like 32140 being used, holds more juice than 2x21700 or 3x18650. Also - LiFePO4 are safer than LiCo. After seeing some photos on CPF of burnt down car after Li-Ion explosion I never left flashlight with Li-Ion in my car. And I’ve seen those photos hmm… maybe in 2007? :grin:

Bottom LEDs - I don’t really care for RGB, but stepless CCT control is nice. 1100lm and then 750lm sustained are great numbers - more than Sofirn’s LT1S output, and that’s a lantern light :+1:

Main LED - as always - would bo great to see NW or WW option. There is 3000K 95CRI SFT70, so… :blush: Driver seems to be good on paper - 3,2v battery + 6v LEDs had to be driven by boost driver - so output curve should be flat.

Switch used should be comfortable to use :+1:

One single thing that I see may be improved is option of NW or WW SFT70 - maybe in near future?

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It looks like TS12 on steroids.

Or at least 5000K variant.

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Yep, we choose lithium iron phosphate batteries for their higher safety than ordinary lithium batteries.

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How about TD07? It’s worth design with tail rotary switch.

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We are also looking forward to taking a perfectly compatible LED in the future. Hope it available soon :hugs:

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The trouble with the TD07, as well as the TD03, is that the rotary switch is only for switching modes or mode groups. I’d rather have the rotary dial be used to control on/off and brightness. This is where the Fenix PD40R v3 performs well. It’s a simple UI but works really well, and also has a detent to prevent accessing the special modes.

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I’ve been looking at these types for while.
Like the big capacity. I’d really like to see 5000k or warmer on main light.

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Great design … I want one … :clinking_beer_mugs:

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Bigger version of the prowess. Nice design, but a sft90 instead af a sft70 would have been a good option, too. Really curious about how it feels in the hand!

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I’ll let you know. I own a Prowess and love it. Comparison to follow upon receipt … :clinking_beer_mugs:

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Looks interesting, Plus 1 for a rotary switch- had one on a dive light that worked well.

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Interesting design. Very tempting.