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    Manker MK34vn II - Most Fav Popcan Flooder R

    Vinh, You indicate the X80GT is much hotter. Is this only at high output levels? I would have thought the X80GT at any given level would be cooler as it is slightly bigger. Is there another factor which makes it run hotter than the Manker? Would either of these lights get uncomfortable...
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    Popcan Flooder with Sustainable 2000-3000 Lumens (without excessive heat)

    Hi All, Am looking at a flooder which can sustain 2,000 to 3,000 lumen for at least 1 hour without generating excessive heat (still comfortable to hold for long walks). I am looking at Manker MK 34II, Acebeam X80 and Thrunite TN 36. I assume all 3 could provide the output but which one would...
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    Thrunite TN36 (3xMK-R, 4x18650) review: RUNTIMES, BEAMSHOTS, VIDEO and more!

    I am also considered the TN36 Limited. Can anyone tell me at what output you could run this light (say 1.5 hours) without it getting too warm. Thanks
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    Manker MK34vn II - Most Fav Popcan Flooder R

    Agree, appears to be a great light. Why do you like it better than the X80GTvn? At what output could you run the XHP 50.2 for say 1 hour without excessive heat? Also I have read getting the right size batteries can be difficult. What batteries do you recommend? Thanks Simon
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    ACEBEAM X80

    Hi, Hoping for some advice please. At what level can you run the X80 constantly whist still being comfortable to hold? Thanks
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    Recommendation New Popcan Flooder

    Hi All, Have now completed the Flashlight Recommendation Checklist. Hope this helps provide some good advice! 1) How would you prefer to purchase the light? ____This will be mail-order or Online (location doesn't matter). 2) Budget: An easy question, but you may change your mind after...
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    Recommendation New Popcan Flooder

    Hi All, Looking for the smallest possible popcan flooder (say 3 x 18650) which is pocketable. I am looking for a light which can sustain approx 2,500-3,000 lumen for say 1.5 hours without being too warm to hold. Weight is also a consideration as will be used for up to 2 hours at a time. I am...
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    Acebeam K30GTvn

    Hi Patriot, Thanks for the comprehensive write up. I was all set to get the T27 until reading your comments. I will use the light for remote bushwalking, camping and general household use from time to time. I currently have the Catapult V6 and wanted something with a bit more throwI also...
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    Mateminco MT35vn - Heavyweight 70.2 Thrower

    What current light is similar in spec to this? $ 175.00 Close Up Video Night Beam Shot Video Size: 125mm x 84mm x 54mm (length x head x body diameter) Weight: ~1.5lbs with batteries! Excellent heft of heat sinking DriverVNX2 UI Excellent build quality equal to Acebeam, Olight and other...
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    WTS - FDT (Flashlight Deals Today)

    Hi Vinh, Simon here. Many thanks for your kind offer for Lawson! He is really excited. Something more flood biased would be great. We have plenty of 14500 and 18650 batteries. Might also have to buy a light as well for me. Something with a 70.2 and decent throw. Will have a look at your...
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    Single Cell Thrower with Large Hot Spot and Good Spill

    Any recommendations out there? Thanks
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    BLF GTvn Micro

    Hi All, I have posted this in the Lounge but have just seen this thread. Hoping you can assist, I have been trying to turn off the thermal regulation on my GT Mini to no avail (and would like to keep ramping). I have read the instructions but had no success. If possible could someone please...
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    Single Cell Thrower with Large Hot Spot and Good Spill

    Hi All, I currently use Olight M2X-UT and Thrunite TC 20. Both are great but do not quite meet my EDC requirements. I am after a light which is thrower but with a large hotspot and good spill. Good runtime would also be helpful Happy to look at 26650 and 18650 lights. Was considering the...
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