Wurkkos has
Wurkkos TD01C 2200lm Rechargeable PMMA Lens Throw Flashlight w/ 21700 Battery on sale for
$36.74 when you apply coupon code
WKJUJU25 during checkout.
Shipping is free.
Note, you will need to select "with 21700 battery" if you wish to purchase w/ battery.
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caldog101 for finding this deal.
About this Item:
- TD01C is the buck driver version of TD01, please refer to the video on the product page for a comparison.
- Specs:
- Emitter: 1x Luminus SFT40 LED 6000-6500K
- Switch Type: Tactical Tail Switch and Side Switch
- Reflector: PMMA Lens
- Operating voltage: 3.0V–4.2V
- Battery options: 1x 21700Li-Ion battery
- Dimension: 152mm x 59mm (length x head diameter)
- Weight: 200 grams (without battery)
- Flashlight body: Aerospace grade 6061 grade aluminum alloy
- Water Resistance: IPX-8
- USB-C Charging port
- Throw Distance: up to 1039 meters on Turbo (2200 lumens)
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You can't sit it up on its tailcap which is kind of annoying. It also has 1 mechanical switch that turns light on and off, and 1 electronic switch to change modes. Another little odd choice.
That said, it's by far the best light at this price point if you want a narrow focused beam.
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You can't sit it up on its tailcap which is kind of annoying. It also has 1 mechanical switch that turns light on and off, and 1 electronic switch to change modes. Another little odd choice.
That said, it's by far the best light at this price point if you want a narrow focused beam.
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You can't sit it up on its tailcap which is kind of annoying. It also has 1 mechanical switch that turns light on and off, and 1 electronic switch to change modes. Another little odd choice.
That said, it's by far the best light at this price point if you want a narrow focused beam.
I have a nice flashlight powered by two 123 batteries that I've had in my car since 2005.. It's pretty powerful.
When would I need a flashlight that has a narrow beam like this one?
Also, what would be good flashlights for home, car, and garage in the event of power outages, etc??
I have a nice flashlight powered by two 123 batteries that I've had in my car since 2005.. It's pretty powerful.
When would I need a flashlight that has a narrow beam like this one?
Also, what would be good flashlights for home, car, and garage in the event of power outages, etc??
6000k-6500k or
3000k 90cri
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The only minor cons I have with it are the rear tail button switch vs just the side button on the side, which I've become accustomed to over the past few years with all of my EDC lights. And it's on the larger size for riding at night, but due to the Buck driver, it will maintain its peak brightness for much longer than the TS11 and other lights from these companies and others that use fet drivers, which heat up quicker and cause the light to auto dim as it gets hotter and hotter.
IF you want a long throw flashlight, this is an unbeatable price. I'm going to order one for my mom. If you want a smaller, pocketable size thrower, get the TS11 with the 18650 tube.
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