The only thing I can think of is a Peak El Capitan. http://www.peakledsolutions.net/pocket_lights/pocket_lights/el_capitan.html
AFAIK the "High-color Rendering Index" option is a warm XPG with 80+CRI. There's a narrow optic for throw and a momentary switch available. Whole setup will set you...
Yeah I was just passing time configuring a light, as you do, and saw the no battery compartment option maybe this work week(?) but don't recall specifically.
No announcement on the front page.
The Executive comes with these presets:
A= Level 24
B= Level 16
C= Level 20
D= Level 8
Which are different outputs depending on the model. For example a 200lm light is 200, 8.12, 40.3, and 0.33 lumens respectively. While a 250lm light is 250, 9.4, 48.5, and 0.35 lumens.
I'm not sure about...
Most of the AAA lights in neutral white are of the 4000k variety which you have stated is too yellow (warm) for your tastes. Maybe you would prefer something closer to 5000k?
Honestly if the Tool works well for you, you can have the emitter swapped by a CPF member for not too much either...
18650s are pretty common at vape shops (which are everywhere around here) and are rechargeable so they don't need to be as common to be useful. Plus they have a heck of a output/runtime advantage. But I'm not here to proselytize!
The UI has kept me away from Zebralight up to this point. I've...
I doubt there's a better solution than a spreadsheet for this kind of data. Some smart people can make some pretty interesting charts and graphs with those spreadsheets too.
As far as suggestions, maybe try Google Sheets for a free and easy spreadsheet app that you can use on a phone if you're...
I always liked LED Lenser's body designs. Although I've not used one, I found them to be one of the more visually interesting designs at local shops.
Your well written review leaves me feeling meh about them functionally though. Thanks for the read [emoji4]