I hate it how they make the battery pack not work with other x-series Acebeams
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Acebeam X70vn - Highest Production Output
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I hate it how they make the battery pack not work with other x-series Acebeams
luxxlightsaber
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This light in spec3 with center xhp70.2 is just ridiculous its truly A BEAST!!!! Awsome tint and beam profile. And the strobe is the most disorienting I have ever experienced!! Its a special light for sure congratulations to all X70vn owner's.
luxxlightsaber
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I agree!!!! When I see videos of this light on you tube, Im proud to have a very special V54 edition its Awsome!!!!
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How many lumens do you think 62K ?
Just some fun info. Using my Keysight 34465A, 6.5 digit, in-calibration bench meter, I monitored charging Voltage and current to see when the charging system stopped. I had the AC charging adapter plugged into a Kill-a-Watt device to monitor AC current and the Keysight measuring at the front end of the battery assembly. At 16.75xx VDC, bulk charging current of about 46 Watts began to taper off so it looks like the CC-to-CV stage began there. However, Voltage continued to rise and current continued to drop until Voltage reached 16.7992 VDC and current was about 8.5 Watts. 16.7992 VDC is pretty darn accurate for cutoff. 16.663 V after 90 minutes resting.
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The dam tiny but hi pitched fan makes me think so. It's not noisy per se, but irritating after awhile.
Don't buy an Imalent R90TS then! haha.
The line, "is that thing turbocharged?" is from the movie, My Cousin Vinny, when the state prosecutor is questioning his own witness from the FBI. Agent Wilbur states that he used a, "Hewlett-Packard model 5710a dual column gas chromatograph with flame analyzation detectors." The response from Agent Wilber to the turbocharging question was, "only on the floor model."
The line, "is that thing turbocharged?" is from the movie, My Cousin Vinny, when the state prosecutor is questioning his own witness from the FBI. Agent Wilbur states that he used a, "Hewlett-Packard model 5710a dual column gas chromatograph with flame analyzation detectors." The response from Agent Wilber to the turbocharging question was, "only on the floor model."
