I've been looking at the Prime C1 pro on the website and can't find the brightness levels of the various modes anywhere. Even the manual doesn't list the brightness of the modes. I must be missing something... Can someone point me in the right direction?
My EDC1L-T is my most carried light for sure but when I want something smaller I often carry an Olight M1T Raider. It's a CR123A/16340 clicky but it has the lovely Surefire-esque simple 2 mode interface (5 and 500 lumens). Might be worth checking out. It's discontinued but can be found.
There are infinitely variable rotary lights like the Jetbeam RRT series, Sunwayman VR, Nitecore SRT. The rotary control is a ring instead of a side dial though but you might enjoy it. Neutral white options on some of them. My Jetbeam rotaries go crazy low and they can all run on Li-ion cells...
My 20 month girl has a Dorcy pink and black rubberized 3xAA light. Soft and chunky with an easy to push switch. Stock it was 50 lumens or so but I swapped resistors and put in green LEDs because green is her favourite colour. Fun and eye safe!
The Thrunite Ti3 is proving to be my go to twisty so far. I much prefer the 2700k tint in my modded Lumintop Tool but the cool white Ti3 has the best overall functionality. It twists smoothly one handed and doesn't mode skip on me. I may just need to swap the emitter... :grin2:
Here's my lineup for the week! L to R:
1. Prometheus Beta QR. I think this has a Nichia emitter (it was a gift so I'm not sure of the specs)
2. Lumintop Tool AAA with Thrunite Ti5 guts and XP-L HI 2700k
3. Thrunite Ti3 V2 Cool White
4. Thrunite TiS with green XP-E2
5. Olight i3UV EOS
6...
The Armytek Wizard WR has two white and two red LEDs with a range of outputs. It looks pretty sweet IMO. I have the white light only Wizard Pro and it's a great light.
And FWIW, I have the Zebralight H502r and it is quite nice but because there is no optic in it, the bright point of the emitter...
I petition the wise elder council of flashaholics to pass judgement on my V11R purchased in person second hand in a parking lot outside a derelict movie cinema. Cash money was exchanged and physical, hand to hand transfer of the flashlight occurred. However, the exchange was arranged by internet...
This is going to be a tough one but I will try! My one and only light (that still works) bought from a real store is a tiny Foursevens Atom AAA. This would normally be a great excuse to go buy something new but my area is under an insane lockdown right now. I guess at least my odds of success...