Thrunite CATvn V6 - 26650 Thrower Perfection R

[light ho]

This light is awesome for it's size, I may get another for the truck.

 

[djans1397]

Dang!

Anyone have some decent beamshots?

Bueller? Bueller? Bueller?

Oh nooooo I dont haev a sample here for the beam shot shoot outtttt awww man....

 

[luxxlightsaber]

I ordered one yesterday are they jn stock?

 

[wimmer21]

This light dominates the Emisar D1S.

 

[Newlumen]

This light dominates the Emisar D1S.

Emisar d1s 50 mm reflector 1300 lumen
thrunite catapult v6 58 mm. 2000 lumen

Yeap.. totally agree.

 

[twistedraven]

D1S looks weird with its 18650 tube. The V6 looks way more proportionate with its 26650, not to mention probably more comfy as well.

 

[Chauncey Gardiner]

Haha yep it was in my box!

Makes me smile to see a new light in your hand, wimm.

~ Chance

 

[noboneshotdog]

Makes me smile to see a new light in your hand, wimm.

~ Chance

He'll be shooting it across the river at some unexpected folk I'm sure. :thumbsup:

 

[domho8]

Just gotten.

 

[domho8]

Night beam shot.
Amazing throw for such a compact flashlight.
But on turbo mode it gets pretty hot fast

 

[search_and_rescue]

Incredible domho8! V54 is the only way to go. My TN42vn makes the stock TN42 seem like a floodlight!

 

[twistedraven]

Vinh's lights are impressive indeed, but he didn't do much to the V6, just a power boost of only a couple hundred lumens, which will make little to no difference visually.

Stock V6 is a monstrous light, but all that power in that small host does heat up quickly on max output.

 

[Skylumen]

Vinh's lights are impressive indeed, but he didn't do much to the V6, just a power boost of only a couple hundred lumens, which will make little to no difference visually.

Stock V6 is a monstrous light, but all that power in that small host does heat up quickly on max output.

Thats how we keep the prices low? ;-)

But rest assured that there will be mean versions of the CatVN in the future! May be just ONE-OFFs as cost and labor can get in the way of mass production.

 

[twistedraven]

They do have your speedy and dependable customer service though, compared to dealing with a chinese company. I may have to inquiry you as to having one with a cerakoting with osram black flat in it. Sometime. The host is so awesome.

 

[gsteve]

very cool light !! so small !!

 

[Dio]

Thats how we keep the prices low? ;-)

But rest assured that there will be mean versions of the CatVN in the future! May be just ONE-OFFs as cost and labor can get in the way of mass production.

Do you think CFT90 is a possibility for this light?

I only ask as the difference between a stock Cat V6 vs a stock TN40S is not as great as the ~2x LUX and ~2.5x Lumens would indicate. Basically for the size increase you are left wanting a lot more...so either a TN40Svn is needed with XHP35 HI or a much more desirable option would be a Cat V6 that closes the performance gap and enables a much more compact pocket carry option..

Just my 2c

 

[Skylumen]

Do you think CFT90 is a possibility for this light?

I only ask as the difference between a stock Cat V6 vs a stock TN40S is not as great as the ~2x LUX and ~2.5x Lumens would indicate. Basically for the size increase you are left wanting a lot more...so either a TN40Svn is needed with XHP35 HI or a much more desirable option would be a Cat V6 that closes the performance gap and enables a much more compact pocket carry option..

Just my 2c

Yes but ~ 3000 Lumen tops & price would be crazy expensive.

CatVN:
XHP35 HI 6500K
Lumen: 2050
Intensity: 190Kcd
Throw: 872m

TN40Svn Spec 3 XHP35 HI 6500K
Lumen: 9000
Intensity: 520Kcd
Throw: 1442m

CatVN cant touch TN40Svn in terms of performance

 

[domho8]

Can u all guess which is the cat v6vn and stock tn42.

 

[Newlumen]

Can u all guess which is the cat v6vn and stock tn42.

catv6 vn is on the right.

 

[domho8]

catv6 vn is on the right.

Yes sir u are correct.