*new* Thrunite TN36

[goodgoodeat]

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The cola size,I like!!
Looks very cute~:huh:

 

[pinhead]

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IMHO the TN36 is a somewhat brighter copy of Nova MM15, nothing more or less.

 

[Jason_Tx]

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The Niwalker looks 100X better in the .gif presented on page one. It doesn't have that blue tint that kills my eyes.

 

[Ryp]

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It doesn't have that blue tint that kills my eyes.

Neither does the TN36.

 

[kj2]

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TN36 should be released next week, according Thrunite CS.

 

[Neilbenecke]

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Neither does the TN36.[/QUOTE


I have the mm15vn fiat lux and it's a killer I wonder if Vinh would work some voodoo on the thrunite, and if so what would be the results because the mm15 I have is ungodly bright and brilliant for what I need for as a flooder, the brighter the better in fact
But really curious what the vn version would be. Forgive me if I am wrong but I speculate the stock thrunite is not like mm 15vn fiat lux.
I would be interested in vinh's option on this one and if vihn would be in modding it.


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[richbuff]

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So many new high performance lights at once!

I was getting ready to order a SR Mini and a MM15, but now I changed my mind: It will be the MM06 and TN36. I anxiously awaiting full reviews from the usual reviewers, who do great work.

 

[pinhead]

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The Niwalker looks 100X better in the .gif presented on page one. It doesn't have that blue tint that kills my eyes.

And I thought I am the only one who noticed this...thanks for confirmation.

 

[Ryp]

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Now on ThruNite's website: http://www.thrunite.com/thrunite-tn36/

6510 LUMENS

 

[don.gwapo]

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6510 lumens. .

 

[kj2]

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I like

 

[kj2]

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Just looked the at website. Don't really have the cash to mess around, but this really stands on #1 on my to-buy list

 

[Fugu75]

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Just looked the at website. Don't really have the cash to mess around, but this really stands on #1 on my to-buy list

Same here. Honestly, I can´t afford to buy this. Then again.. I can´t afford losing sleep either, wondering what would that look like in my B&W case type 48 placed between TN32t and TK75........

 

[HIDSGT]

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6500 lumens? things way too fat

 

[pinhead]

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Has the TN36 been released now? I am waiting for long time experience reports for this flashlight and would not rely on a prototype review.

 

[kj2]

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Has the TN36 been released now?

Yes, you can order now

 

[diablo266]

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Anyone know when the neutral version of this will be released? I'm very much on the fence between this and the MM15, i prefer a neutral LED and am glad manufacturers are offering them!

 

[Glenn7]

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The Eagletac SX25L3 is 45mm in diameter because it uses 3x 18650 (which I think is better than 4x 18650 for ergonomics alone) even tho I have very big hands I find it a bit awkward to use/hold for long periods because it's a heavy round tube weighing about half a kilo with batteries and if you relax your grip it can fall out of your hand (especially with gloves). So 64mm for the TN36 is getting a bit big without a handle IMO and with batteries will weigh 600 grams. The MM15 with handle would be better or better still the MM18 :naughty:

I don't know why all these new lights are coming out with 4x 18650 it's like carrying a brick in your pocket or on the side of you, I guess its a manufacturer race for a niche market to claim smallest brightest light - and for all their little size there still isn't enough metal to cool them from all that output so they have to have step down after a very short time to save the led's then other than a longer run time you only get short burst's of high (you might as well have a smaller light that puts out the same-ish lumen's on high without stepping down) suppose that's a legacy for that small size.

The sad thing with these lights is that because they are so small they are all flooders and to the average Joe with an untrained/educated eye a $20 zoomie (aspheric thrower) out throws it and bang goes the street cred - also any 30mm + reflectored single XM-L light equals or kicks it's butt for throw - again just from my experience the dark of night really sucks up all that flood so easily a 4000 lumen flooder looks more like 1500-2000 in output .

I know all this is just my opinion. I suppose my taste has changed over the years, and I do like having and owning bragging rights lights (I've had the TM11 and just about most configurations out there) but in reality 9 times out of 10 I grab a smaller light to use for work as they really are a work tool.

 

[Glenn7]

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Anyone know when the neutral version of this will be released? I'm very much on the fence between this and the MM15, i prefer a neutral LED and am glad manufacturers are offering them!

If you look on their website they offer the neutral tint in the drop down menu.

 

[diablo266]

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If you look on their website they offer the neutral tint in the drop down menu.

Yes, but it is unavailable to add to cart.