The Science Behind Flashlight Beam Shots 🔦🧪

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CHAPTERS
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0:00 - Intro
0:31 - Lumens
0:40 - Candela
2:06 - P20iX and P35i
2:57 - Apature
3:40 - Outro
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[@stefanp5261]

I'm waiting for the EDC37 with a replaceable battery and the ability to change spot to flood and both together. In addition, stable operating modes, apart from turbo, of course. If there is a medium mode of 300lm and a high mode of 800lm, I would like them to be stable, not the high mode of 1500lm and after a minute it drops to 600lm. And then after an hour to 300lm and the technical data will say: in the 1500lm mode it lights for 5 hours. Maybe I will get a good flashlight without data manipulation from Nitecore. I will wait because I see some cool ideas, but they go in the wrong direction.

[@stefanp5261]

I once bought a flashlight from one of the well-known brands in my country with a power of 320lm. The manufacturer provided data that the 3XAAA lamp lasts 5.5 hours. Elon Musk himself would be shocked that such data can be obtained. In practice, it turned out that within a dozen or so minutes the power dropped to about 75lm and this power was stabilized. This is the "magic" of data that customers most often do not know about. Unfortunately, most manufacturers do not show a working time chart like Fenix ​​does, for example (and this shows what the truth is).

[@stefanp5261]

I propose to build a flashlight for 21700 with a power of 20000lm. But you don't have to write that it lights for 2 seconds and the power drops to 500lm. And in the technical data it will be written: "In 20000lm mode, it lights for 4 hours." Customers will be fooled, as is the case in a democracy 😁

[@x777x13]

The proximity sensor should be tested on black fabric )))))

[@stefanp5261]

Maybe some flashlights with a replaceable battery? Many people complain about flashlights with built-in batteries. I have many flashlights, but unfortunately I do not agree with built-in batteries, so I avoid the Nitecore brand. You have interesting products, but the built-in battery is unacceptable.

[@gonzalez7805]

Makes it an easy, do not purchase product for me ...

[@pyeitme508]

RAD!