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It seems like I'm particularly sensitive to tint shift? I can clearly detect my D4vn's tint shift from pinkish to more of a creamy white. The same goes with my other lights.
 
D1 5000k and D4 4000k



Heat wise with the D1..............no issue, gets warm fairly quick but nothing like the D4. Only ran for a few mins trying to wait for a step down............never noticed if it did! Great option for anyone wanting a pocket thrower.
 
Got the D1 already? Grats. Throw wise how does it compare to other pocket throwers?
 
Got the D1 already? Grats. Throw wise how does it compare to other pocket throwers?

Not had chance and wont be dark for another 4hrs or so.............

So far, the hot spot is quite large(say compared to a predator pro xp-g2). Most of my lights are flood bias as those are more useful to me. I dont have too many pocket throwers.

Its bright and intense, spill is usable and the 5000k as expected is cool side of neutral. If you like some throw, pocket able ...............its a safe buy imho.
 
I'm about to pull the trigger, will be my first 18650 light. Looking at the recommended batteries and I don't quite know what to make of it. I have read up on unprotected cells but don't quite know the ins and outs yet. Am I safe with anything recommended by MTN Electronics? What would be the performance differences between the higher and lower capacity cells? Will flat top need a spacer in this light? I am tempted to get some button and some flat tops because I eventually would like a ZL SC600 mkIII.

Thinking more is better, I am considering a couple Efest 3000mAh and a couple Sony VTC6's. Will these be too high of a discharge to use in other 18650 lights down the road?
 
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Hey there, the D4 is awesome! vtc6 and vtc5a will be a good choice for this light. Yes Richard certainly knows his stuff at mtn electronics! Flat top are fine, high drain a must!


I would get at least 2 vtc6(or which you choose) for this light, you will be swapping them out pretty quick if you like the WOW factor.
 
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Re: Noctigon Meteor D4

Get the 18350 body as well. Pretty cool to have a light that small and bright!
 
Ven, what LED's do you have in the stock one's? XP-G2 4000K in the black D4 and 5000K ? in the D1, and what about the other stock D4?
 
Black D4 is xp-g2 4000k, D4vn xp-g2 PDT so cool side of neutral, D4 219c 5000k and D1 xpl HI 5000k

Some pics for rough idea on beams
D4 219c 5000k

D4 xp-g2 4000k

D4vn PDT

D1 xp-l HI 5000k
 
Re: Noctigon Meteor D4

Get the 18350 body as well. Pretty cool to have a light that small and bright!


Reason i never got the 18350 and 18500(that was close as i have some spare 18500 cells) but for my uses no point. The 18500 are 1000mah=pretty *beep* considering nearly as long as 18650 so pointless. The 18350 has been improved with aspire, but not keen on the look/form and it can eat through an 18650 fast enough! . So if i change my mind, 18350 would be the choice, but for now happy with 18650 as its also a little more of a comfy form in my hand.
 
Hey there, the D4 is awesome! vtc6 and vtc5a will be a good choice for this light. Yes Richard certainly knows his stuff at mtn electronics! Flat top are fine, high drain a must!


I would get at least 2 vtc6(or which you choose) for this light, you will be swapping them out pretty quick if you like the WOW factor.

Thanks for the reply. Sony cells were out of stock so I went with a couple Efest to get the ball rolling. These cells are pricy!

I'm definitely a wow factor guy, so more cells will be on the way eventually.
 
Nice pictures, ven!

Awesome info in this thread. I just ordered a modded D4 from Vinh last night so now get to just play the waiting game haha.
 
Thanks ... great photos !

First new torch in a while which seems tempting ....

Welcome, if you need any others just shout:)

For $40 you can not go wrong imo, along with the D4 , these maybe the best value lights available! You will love the UI if not experienced it, the ramping and easy access to turbo etc. Ability to set the thermal setting, battery check etc etc. The UI is really a work of art in itself. There are no short cuts with the light, not like you usually get with cheaper brands. Springs, ALPS switch, all of high quality........even compared to higher priced lights. If you like throw, like compact...............its a must.
 
Welcome, if you need any others just shout:)

For $40 you can not go wrong imo, along with the D4 , these maybe the best value lights available! You will love the UI if not experienced it, the ramping and easy access to turbo etc. Ability to set the thermal setting, battery check etc etc. The UI is really a work of art in itself. There are no short cuts with the light, not like you usually get with cheaper brands. Springs, ALPS switch, all of high quality........even compared to higher priced lights. If you like throw, like compact...............its a must.
I'd consider FW3A a better deal. Though I went with D4 and I love it.
 
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