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Copied a 17GB file between Transcend ESD310C 1TB and Crucial X9 Pro 2TB on a Dell 7060 Micro i5-8500T. Both exfat with approx 128K and 256K AUS.

Decent price. Do u know if I were to use a usb A adapter to plug it into my pc if I would still get 10gbps read/write?

@@iDeker The USB-A port would probably need to be USB 3.1, USB 3.1 Gen 2 or USB 3.2 Gen 2 to support 10 Gbps. I haven't tried it. 🤔

Yeah. It's good with a Molicel P45B

Yeah. I visited China for a month.

How many school shootings did they have since then?

What's that? What country are you referring to?

yeah not down under, we don't want mass shooting every other week.

You would be surprised. Me and my brother were messing around, throw punches etc. Moment I hit him with a 8000lm strobe he could not get close. If you hold it off to the side people tend to go for it and away from you. In a dark area you cant see for a solid 15 seconds due to your eyes dilating.

I mentioned that to them while visiting China. While walking along a lake I saw someone dancing in front of a tripod with their phone mounted. I assume live streaming as the sun was setting.

I used to EDC a TI83+ and later a TI89 Ti. Self-taught BASIC and assembly. And then became a software developer ☺️

About as big as a Manker E05 II 😛

@@TorchHacker haha you got me there! 😂 Review out on your website yet?

@@suhailagha8270 I've posted a review of the cool white aluminium Manker E05 II but not this neutral white copper version. I have about 7 in the backlog...

@@suhailagha8270 I gave this one to a friend in China while visiting :D

Thanks! It's on Kickstarter at the moment. It launched today. I think they've started making them based on the samples that I saw while visiting.

I think that's the Rx45 module that has a black rectangle. There's a newer style of reflective LEP module mentioned in this video (the P1) where there's no rectangle. The laser reflects off a part at the edge of the module at a 45 degree angle and back onto the yellow phosphor to produce a white beam. There's more info about the modules on flamingoo-light.com

I would recommend the aluminium version with a cool white emitter for EDC and a higher sustained output. Titanium may not perform as well due to heat. Copper might be a bit heavy but I do like the copper version. I personally prefer 519A on a AAA sized EDC flashlight (ReyLight Pineapple Mini) but for a larger 14500 flashlight I'd get the cool white Manker E05 II in aluminium to reduce the weight and have the highest lumen output.

Oh, no 🤕 How?

@@TorchHacker being me i have lost quite a few.

We got to play with a 240W one back in the conference room but I didn't record that bit. It was way too intense to turn on inside. 😂

Thanks Ted for having me! Flamingoo was so welcoming. 😀

The Wuben A1 has been available for a few years. It's one of the best search lights. I haven't checked the charging time... more info @ www.wubenlight.com/products/wuben-a1-longest-throw-spotlight-flashlight?ref=Tim

It's a flashlight fanatics light intended for outdoor use instead of underwater.

It's probably not recommended that you run it underwater for a long time. The motor might struggle.

It's much heavier but the quality feels nicer. The threads are very smooth and the button feels nice. Aluminium is more practical.

​@@TorchHacker Would you recommend the 1300 lumen (cool white version) OR the 800 lumen (Nichia 519a version) OR, would you recommend the Skilhunt M150 (Nichia 519a)? Reddit seems to love their M150's 😂

@@suhailagha8270The Manker is a better light as far as construction, design, and simplicity go. I have the NW polished aluminum version. I also have the M150. It has more features in the UI like more brightness levels, strobes, lockout etc. But it feels like a cheaper light and its only real advantages are its moonlight mode and maybe its magnetic tail. The clip on the Manker is amazing. I prefer NW high CRI especially indoors but I can tolerate cool light outdoors and in throwers. That’s my 2 cents!

I let my son play with my M200 in the bathtub a few times and the center pin on the charging pad on the flashlight rusted. I used vinegar and q tips to get it to charge again but it rusted even faster the next time it got wet. I now just charge the battery externally but I think skilhunt should ditch that design.

I'm not sure if the driver has good regulation. It's more of a proof of concept to show flashlight manufacturers. 747 metres. 139,720 cd. 570 lumens. 14.3mm lens. 16340 micro USB. Twisty with one mode. Flamingoo/Blue Lake could get more made if a retailer wants to stock them.