Nice collection of flashlights / tick burners...🐞🔥 30 seconds of Turbo mode is the feature of most 2000 lumen flashlights as your battery would otherwise drain in minute(s)... Yes, The problem isn't on a piece of paper its and accidental turning in your pocket or bag thats the issue. Take it from experience, I now isolate my powerful flashlights.
MY Fenix pd36r gets really hot on the brightest setting and can't hold onto to it with bare hands for more than 2 minutes. Thanks for this review. I will be more careful with handling it and never give it to anyone without warning them first.
A lot of the custom made pocket sized 18650 lights that use super high drain cells like a q30 are fire starters. They can ignite paper in close to 5 seconds. These production lights not so much they take liability a lot more seriously. And they usually just aren't powerful enough. The small custom 18650 lights usually are though.
To be honest paper starts smoking before the autoignition temperature of gasoline. Not to mention gasoline is relatively transparent and thus won't absorb too much of the radiant energy. The bigger concern would be using anything electrical around gasoline that isn't intrinsically safe because the tiny spark that can start a gasoline fire is well above the autoignition temperature.
I've burned people's arm hair with my Zebra light. Darker hair burns easier since it absorbs more. If you pointed the lights at black paper (or at newspaper with a lot of black ink in a graphic) it would probably burn easier.
I'm thinking you might had a better chance if you hold the paper in the air or at least have separation from the table to allow air flow on both sides of paper..
I was thinking the same thing, like the time in high school I told a dude he could have my $20 bill if he could burn a hole through it while I held it wrapped tight against the back of his hand. He failed, but I was impressed by how determined he was, and how long he continued to try, with his lighter, and the heater of cigarettes. I let him keep it anyways, knowing full well he was going to carry that 2 x 2" scar for the rest of his life.
Try it on rope, yarn, dry wood, or charcoal thats has ignition poured on it. I really am invested in this experiment now. I even want to see you charge up the one that was dead and see how that fairs. Long ago I used to see ads on RUclips for flashlights that could light cigarettes so you can try that too. The reviews most said it was a scam
From what is said online, you need a minimum of 2300 lumens from LEDs in order to produce enough heat to cause a fire. but I'm sure you could get a flame started if you used a magnifying glass with less powerful lights, I haven't got one to try and my most powerful torch is a measly 780Lm but I'm still keen to see what would happen so will probably be going shopping later
adding an additional light dies not increase the lumens/brightness, it will only increase the area that can be lit. that is, 2 500 lumen lights will not equal 1000 lumens
I think throwers rely more on the reflectors and optics than power which makes sense. A true flood light with a 150 degree plus spread are going to need lots of power. I have a light like that. It is so powerful it is recommended that you not use the light if you are not alone by yourself to keep you from blinding someone. It's 5000lm coming out the tip of a 1" diameter tube with a 160 degree spread and no focus optics. It is amazing to use. But you cant use it around other people.
I only carry a 320 Lumen AAA light in my pocket, and even with a double tap lockout function I've found my pocket getting hot and its still turned itself on. Once you start getting up to 1000 or more lumens those things get hot! Even with the step down after a couple minutes.
Your results would be different if you stopped fanning/waving your hand constantly in front of the area. There is no need for more oxygen, just less turbulence right where you shine the light.
I was carrying an astrolux 11,000 lumen flashlight in my pocket which has four XHP50 LEDs 26 650 battery came on in my pocket in my pocket was smoking like crazy and burn my leg almost caught my pants on fire. The light came on accidentally in my pocket
Can a 3.6v rechargeable battery power a light strong enough set light to a newspaper? NO! At that voltage you'd need so much amperage That it'd heat your band to burn your skin.
When I was a kid we goofed around in tents with flashlights so much, including shining them through our hands to see the red glow etc. We'd also constantly take flashlights from my fathers garage, and he was a mechanic so he had a few powerful ones. We weren't total idiots, we didn't touch the heavy/gas/pneumatic/electrical looking stuff (that was just my hyperactive friends who had no exposure to equipment at home). But we thought flashlights were harmless. These tactical flashlights are so dangerous, mostly because people (like myself until today) don't know that a portable light can set a polyester tent or sleeping bag on fire. Don't let anyone touch your flashlight, if you have one of these ones. Lock it away
I'LL TELL YOU YOUR PROBLEM, IT WILL NOT START ON FIRE IF YOU HAVE IT FLAT ON THE TABLE, BECAUSE THERE IS NO OXYGEN UNDERNEATH THE PAPER. HOLD THE PAPER IN YOUR HAND. YOU CAN HOLD A CIGARETTE TO IT ON THE TABLE YOU WILL NOT BURN THROUGH THE PAPER. YOU WILL PROBABLY BURN THE TABLE THOUGH.
I can tell you I have the Acebeam L16, it turned on in the holster on Turbo and burned a hole right through the holster itself.. crazy
Nice collection of flashlights / tick burners...🐞🔥
30 seconds of Turbo mode is the feature of most 2000 lumen flashlights as your battery would otherwise drain in minute(s)...
Yes, The problem isn't on a piece of paper its and accidental turning in your pocket or bag thats the issue. Take it from experience, I now isolate my powerful flashlights.
MY Fenix pd36r gets really hot on the brightest setting and can't hold onto to it with bare hands for more than 2 minutes. Thanks for this review. I will be more careful with handling it and never give it to anyone without warning them first.
A lot of the custom made pocket sized 18650 lights that use super high drain cells like a q30 are fire starters. They can ignite paper in close to 5 seconds. These production lights not so much they take liability a lot more seriously. And they usually just aren't powerful enough. The small custom 18650 lights usually are though.
The moral of this story, don't use these high-powered flashlights to look into any container of gas.
To be honest paper starts smoking before the autoignition temperature of gasoline. Not to mention gasoline is relatively transparent and thus won't absorb too much of the radiant energy.
The bigger concern would be using anything electrical around gasoline that isn't intrinsically safe because the tiny spark that can start a gasoline fire is well above the autoignition temperature.
It won't start a fire u can boil gas or petrol as we call it ,,,it needs a spark or flame to ignite
I've burned people's arm hair with my Zebra light. Darker hair burns easier since it absorbs more. If you pointed the lights at black paper (or at newspaper with a lot of black ink in a graphic) it would probably burn easier.
I think pet dander and skin particles are flammable. This helps ignite the hair.
I'm thinking you might had a better chance if you hold the paper in the air or at least have separation from the table to allow air flow on both sides of paper..
I was thinking the same thing, like the time in high school I told a dude he could have my $20 bill if he could burn a hole through it while I held it wrapped tight against the back of his hand. He failed, but I was impressed by how determined he was, and how long he continued to try, with his lighter, and the heater of cigarettes. I let him keep it anyways, knowing full well he was going to carry that 2 x 2" scar for the rest of his life.
What was the fenix light you used there
Try it on rope, yarn, dry wood, or charcoal thats has ignition poured on it. I really am invested in this experiment now. I even want to see you charge up the one that was dead and see how that fairs. Long ago I used to see ads on RUclips for flashlights that could light cigarettes so you can try that too. The reviews most said it was a scam
If you crumpled the paper you would find completely different results. Crumple a brown paper lunch bag.put it on bezel...fire.
From what is said online, you need a minimum of 2300 lumens from LEDs in order to produce enough heat to cause a fire. but I'm sure you could get a flame started if you used a magnifying glass with less powerful lights, I haven't got one to try and my most powerful torch is a measly 780Lm but I'm still keen to see what would happen so will probably be going shopping later
And much less to make things smoke. My 250 lumen keychain light that will make anything black start to smoke immediately.
2 years later, I'm curious is you had a mag. glass you could start a fire with it.
I do believe you could.
adding an additional light dies not increase the lumens/brightness, it will only increase the area that can be lit. that is, 2 500 lumen lights will not equal 1000 lumens
Well kinda wage test is these a halogen light or led light etc how many lumens etc??
I think throwers rely more on the reflectors and optics than power which makes sense. A true flood light with a 150 degree plus spread are going to need lots of power. I have a light like that. It is so powerful it is recommended that you not use the light if you are not alone by yourself to keep you from blinding someone. It's 5000lm coming out the tip of a 1" diameter tube with a 160 degree spread and no focus optics. It is amazing to use. But you cant use it around other people.
I'd love to see what would happen if you shined it through a magnifying glass.
That shit would burn incinerate everything in its path 😂😂😂
I only carry a 320 Lumen AAA light in my pocket, and even with a double tap lockout function I've found my pocket getting hot and its still turned itself on. Once you start getting up to 1000 or more lumens those things get hot! Even with the step down after a couple minutes.
This doesn't do what's claimed..I almost fell asleep waiting for any burn..$42.20? Not worth it, unless it actually can be used as protection.
I bet it's the ink that smokes on the first ones.
almost reviewed. Couldn't find the flashlight details.
Looks like you’ve lost some weight.
Focus?
Your results would be different if you stopped fanning/waving your hand constantly in front of the area.
There is no need for more oxygen, just less turbulence right where you shine the light.
I was carrying an astrolux 11,000 lumen flashlight in my pocket which has four XHP50 LEDs 26 650 battery came on in my pocket in my pocket was smoking like crazy and burn my leg almost caught my pants on fire. The light came on accidentally in my pocket
I was curious too so thanks for doing this video.
Why don't you just get a lighter? They are only about $2.00 and you can buy them at any gas station.
Because he's running an experiment
It's less cool 💀
If you use turbo on someone its because they deseve it haha
Every Sci Fi fan knows that paper will burn at 451 degrees F. You got very close to setting that paper on fire.......
Book paper actually combusts at 450 degrees celsius. It catches fire at 842 degrees fahrenheit.
My NEBO flashlight definitely starts a fire within 5-10 seconds.
Id consider carrying one instead of pepper spray for self defense against animals or people... just a thought
I accidentally burned my skin with a Nebo 12,000 lumen flashlight
Can a 3.6v rechargeable battery power a light strong enough set light to a newspaper? NO! At that voltage you'd need so much amperage That it'd heat your band to burn your skin.
The table is absorbing to much of the heat. Crumple the paper and try again.
Should have tried toilet paper on this test different stuff Burns it different temperatures awesome video take care be safe
Your dog probably got a sunburn. 🤦♂️
When I was a kid we goofed around in tents with flashlights so much, including shining them through our hands to see the red glow etc. We'd also constantly take flashlights from my fathers garage, and he was a mechanic so he had a few powerful ones. We weren't total idiots, we didn't touch the heavy/gas/pneumatic/electrical looking stuff (that was just my hyperactive friends who had no exposure to equipment at home). But we thought flashlights were harmless. These tactical flashlights are so dangerous, mostly because people (like myself until today) don't know that a portable light can set a polyester tent or sleeping bag on fire. Don't let anyone touch your flashlight, if you have one of these ones. Lock it away
Only 100W-250W Halogen Lightbulb Flaslights can start fires due to their Heat, not Brightness.
That’s crazy
It is crazy and it is amazing how fast it can start to burn.
@@WorkshopAddict Thank you for concerning yourself with giving us information that can protect us and our families. 👍
you like bbq dog ? lol its big in Korea
Those elitac torches are fake as u can get absolute false claims
I'LL TELL YOU YOUR PROBLEM, IT WILL NOT START ON FIRE IF YOU HAVE IT FLAT ON THE TABLE, BECAUSE THERE IS NO OXYGEN UNDERNEATH THE PAPER. HOLD THE PAPER IN YOUR HAND.
YOU CAN HOLD A CIGARETTE TO IT ON THE TABLE YOU WILL NOT BURN THROUGH THE PAPER.
YOU WILL PROBABLY BURN THE TABLE THOUGH.
i have a 1000 lumen flashlight, and thru a big focusing lense it lights things in just 1 minute i mean lights on fire
Which light is that?