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Sofirn IF22A 2100 Lumen Rechargeable Flashlight (Black) for the prices listed.
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Features:- Long Throw & Ultra Bright: One SFT-40 LED with TIR lens, 2100 lumen output and 690m (around 6 football fields) long range on turbo mode. It throws out a narrow pencil beam pattern
- Fast Charging: Built-in USBC port, it takes around 2.5 hours to fully charge it. And support USBC to USBC, bringing you a lot of convenience for outdoor travel
- Long Runtime: It runs 5.5 hours at medium mode, 40 hours at low mode
- Modes Available: Stepping mode allow you to use only 3 light output modes - low , medium and high while ramping mode allows for smooth light output control just like dimmer
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If not, I've e been looking for a small EDC that can temporarily blind a person, what would you recommend that wouldn't break the bank?
If not, I've e been looking for a small EDC that can temporarily blind a person, what would you recommend that wouldn't break the bank?
Or, if you want the best out there for a couple bucks more, the Wurkkos TD01C. It's still pocketable but I wouldn't want to do it all day lol
Wurkkos lights are made by Sofirn.
If not, I've e been looking for a small EDC that can temporarily blind a person, what would you recommend that wouldn't break the bank?
Not my go-to for general purpose use, but the best one for being out with the dogs late at night if you have some acreage.
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As mentioned, you can put this in your pocket easily, but you won't because it's not really a general purpose light you'd carry around. If you want to see FAR you would grab this light.
That wurkkos looks interesting and Id probably buy that if I didnt have this sofirn already. It has a tail switch and as someone else pointed out the sofirn switch is not "great" but it is not terrible. For the way that you use this spotlight though it would be handy I think.
...On thinking about it a bit more I just double checked and while not obviously mentioned, the builtin charging circuit should actually cut off around 4.2v, which should keep the battery from being pushed to 100%. So ignore most of what I previously said.
...On thinking about it a bit more I just double checked and while not obviously mentioned, the builtin charging circuit should actually cut off around 4.2v, which should keep the battery from being pushed to 100%. So ignore most of what I previously said.
Depending on chemistry, some go slightly higher, but for all intents and purposes, that is fully charged.
That said, any ill effects from keeping it fully charged are offset by the fact that it's a bare, easily replaceable cell, not captive inside a device that would require disassembly to access.
The self-discharge rates on lithium cells are very good, but keep in mind that flashlights with electronic switches have a parasitic drain, and on some, that rate is unintentionally high. The Wurkkos TS21 is one that comes to mind; it could drain a cell in about a month.
Or, if you want the best out there for a couple bucks more, the Wurkkos TD01C. It's still pocketable but I wouldn't want to do it all day lol
Wurkkos lights are made by Sofirn.
My other small long throw is a Lumintop GT micro with its bigger brother GT mini.
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