New Eagletac G25C2 MK2- 1030 lumens from 1x 18650

joe2004

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i have sent Eagletac Two emails already and haven't gotten any respond back.

what are the Run times

with 2 x CR123

and also with 1 x 18650

how hard is it get back with these questions ??
 

lebox97

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I would suggest looking at their website for your answer

http://eagletac.com/html/g25c2/specs.html

runtimes per battery chemistry type and combinations are at bottom of page

"
2xCR123A 0.6hr, 1x18650 1.2hr, 3xCR123A 1.2hr, 3xRCR123A 0.7hr, 4xCR123A 1.6hr, 2x18650 2.3hr, 3x18650 3.5hr
"
etc



i have sent Eagletac Two emails already and haven't gotten any respond back.

what are the Run times

with 2 x CR123

and also with 1 x 18650

how hard is it get back with these questions ??
 

twl

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I can't believe that in 2012, there is still some company that uses the intentially misleading and disingenuous practice of advertising emitter lumens to snare unsuspecting customers.
 
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lebox97

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Lumens of any flavor doesn't tell you the output characteristics (floody, throwy, or something in between).

ET publishes LED Lumen and ANSI Lumen -
99.9% of the world does not know what ANSI means.

What percentage of car manufacturers publish Rear Wheel HP specs rather than Engine HP??? Same diff.
:shrug:


I personally prefer - and encourage manufacturers to publish:
- LED Lumen
- OTF or ANSI Lumen
and
- LUX
so that one can compare apple to apples between all the models and all the manufacturers.

- LED lumens is verifiable by looking at the specs from the LED manufacturer,
- LUX is verifiable with any cheap LUX meter.
- OTF/ANSI is not so easily verified.





I can't believe that in 2012, there is still some company that uses the intentially misleading and disingenuous practice of advertising emitter lumens to snare unsuspecting customers.
 

joe2004

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Ok i see it now but still where is

Low Med Hi Turbo run times all i see is Turbo
 

sidecross

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High lumen output is like a internal conbustion motor's 'redline' in 'rpm'.

No one should expect their consumer automobile to run at its 'redline' for an extended time.
 

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I can't believe that in 2012, there is still some company that uses the intentially misleading and disingenuous practice of advertising emitter lumens to snare unsuspecting customers.

They list both Led & ANSI right on the website.

Output and Runtime


  • Regular mode:
    • Four brightness levels
      • Led lumen: 103010​/475/91/8
      • ANSI FL-1 lumen: 85611​/389/75/7
      • Runtime (hours): 18​/1.9/11/90+
  • Tactical mode (default):
    • Two brightness levels + two strobe @ 100% output
      • Led lumen: 103010​/150/Strobe I/Strobe II
      • ANSI FL-1 lumen: 85610​/122
      • Runtime: 18​/7
 

mr.lumen

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I ordered one :) they go out this week. That batch was sold out so mine will ship out in a week or two illuminationgear has got them
 

jorgemac

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Looks very goog light, someone could make a review and add the Crelant V9CS.
 

jhc37013

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Looks like I may end up with my first G25, Eagletac is killing it right now with their recently released D25 series in so many combinations with either a clicky or twisty as well as all the different battery combo's, NW XML's and even a couple Ti models. Now we get a slightly harder driven G25 and what looks like could be a really good near 1000lmn/(ANSI 925) rechargeable duty light in the X25L2, I need to read up some more on the X25 series as it appears their is a couple different models- SX,GX,MX.
 

mr.lumen

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Yea they look bad ***. I almost got one but opted for the smaller g to keep on my hip. 856 ain't bad from a light that size!
 

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There's quite a resemblance between this G25C2 Mk2 and the original early 4-sevens Maelstrom G5 and the Lumintop TD15.
Right down to the holster.

Some things are different, but there's no mistaking the resemblance. I'd bet this is made in the same factory as those others.
 

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There's quite a resemblance between this G25C2 Mk2 and the original early 4-sevens Maelstrom G5 and the Lumintop TD15.
Right down to the holster.

Some things are different, but there's no mistaking the resemblance. I'd bet this is made in the same factory as those others.

I dont think so. there are some Chinese brands who let work in same factory, but 4 sevens and EagleTac are not big friends.
 
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