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flashlight @lemmy.world SammysHP @lemmy.world Cyanlamp M12R – multifunctional EDC clip light
The full review is available here
English review at BudgetLightForum
German review on my websiteSummary
The Cyanlamp M12R from Cyansky combines many good ideas: A spotlight for throw, that can also be used as a headlamp when clipped to a cap. A floodlight that evenly illuminates at close range. There are also RGB LEDs with various effects and work great as a beacon or marker. The flashlight can be attached either with the large clip, an eyelet or the integrated magnet. It can also be switched on and off with a simple gesture control.
However, there is still room for improvement in the implementation: Starting with the cool white light with low CRI, the unattractive color shift of the spotlight, to the simple driver that cannot keep the brightness constant. In addition, it doesn’t indicate whether you turn on the spotlight or floodlight.
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flashlight @lemmy.world JAWNEHBOY @reddthat.com 
newatlas.com Mobile drone lighting system uses 288 LEDs to turn night into daySometimes a flashlight just isn't enough. The Flying Sun 1000 drone system was designed with that fact in mind, as it uses 288 airborne LEDs to light up the night like the alien mothership from Close Encounters of the Third Kind.
cross-posted from: https://lemmy.zip/post/35787303
Sometimes a flashlight just isn't enough. The Flying Sun 1000 drone system was designed with that fact in mind, as it uses 288 airborne LEDs to light up the night like the alien mothership from Close Encounters of the Third Kind.
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flashlight @lemmy.world solrize @lemmy.world Big Clive video: Nitecore Tube v2.0 teardown
It's almost the same as v1.0. Surprisingly complex circuit. 13 minute video.
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flashlight @lemmy.world Zak Reviews @social.goodanser.com Review: Convoy 14500 Shipping Light - the best value in flashlights today
Review: Convoy 14500 Shipping Light - the best value in flashlights today
The Convoy 14500 Shipping Light is included free of charge with the purchase of a 14500 battery from Convoy. It's a great value - one might even say an infinite value.
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flashlight @lemmy.world SammysHP @lemmy.world Nitecore TINI3 – keychain flashlight with adjustable color temperature
The full review is available here
English review at BudgetLightForum
German review on my websiteSummary
With up to 600 lumens, the tiny Nitecore TINI3 achieves an impressive brightness for its size and with the adjustable color temperatures it adapts to any situation. The practical OLED display provides information about brightness, battery level and remaining runtime. Thanks to its small size and a weight of just 20 g, it is barely noticeable on your key ring, but is always ready for use.
It would have been nice to have an (optional) automatic lockout to prevent the flashlight from turning on in the pocket if you forget to lock it manually. Time will tell whether a glass would have been useful to protect the TIR optic. Other than that, the TINI3 is pretty much perfect.
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flashlight @lemmy.world Zak Reviews @social.goodanser.com Emitter swap: Luminus SFT40 4000K high-CRI into a Skilhunt M200 v3
Emitter swap: Luminus SFT40 4000K high-CRI into a Skilhunt M200 v3
Kaidomain sold a handful of these LEDs last fall and I made the mistake of buying only two. Rumor has it they were engineering samples, and may never be produced in large quantities.
Unlike the 3000K model, efficiency is not much worse than the low-CRI SFT40. I see 1400 lumens from this flashlight, and 250m throw. The increased throw over the original 519A is most welcome. Color rendering index is 92, and R9 (deep red rendering) is 71, which are a bit lower than the 3000K. That's probably responsible for the higher efficiency.
I noticed a broken bond wire after I took this picture. I'm glad it has extras.
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flashlight @lemmy.world Etnaphele @lemmy.world NLD: DW3AA with red SST-20
Mainly bought it for astrophotography, it’s also not bad for night book reading at home for its really low moonlight mode.
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flashlight @lemmy.world Zak Reviews @social.goodanser.com Arbitrary List of Popular Flashlights - Spring Equinox 2025 Edition
Arbitrary List of Popular Flashlights - Spring Equinox 2025 Edition
Happy Spring Equinox!
In honor of Spring Equinox, I've made an updated list of popular flashlights. It's alawys a good day for another flashlight, and I have some good candidates here.
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flashlight @lemmy.world D45 @lemmy.world What are you carrying today?
Whats todays edc and led/tint combo?
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flashlight @lemmy.world Zak Reviews @social.goodanser.com Review: Sofirn SC13 - a budget EDC light with great color quality and USB-C charging
Review: Sofirn SC13 - a budget EDC light with great color quality and USB-C charging
The Sofirn SC13 is a very inexpensive pocket flashlight powered by an 18350 size rechargeable battery with a USB-C port on the flashlight body for charging and a magnetic tailcap for hands-free use.
flashlight #flashlights #EDC #EveryDayCarry @flashlight
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flashlight @lemmy.world Zak Reviews @social.goodanser.com NLD: red
NLD: red
After reading the post from @solrize regarding potential benefits of far-red light on cellular respiration, I bought a Convoy S2+ with the 660nm Luminus SST-20. It's red. Very red.
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flashlight @lemmy.world Zak Reviews @social.goodanser.com The Vapcell N40 18650 battery has impressive capacity
The Vapcell N40 18650 battery has impressive capacity
I tested this N40 I bought from Convoy at 1A on the Opus and got 3901 mAh. I expected a bit less since advertised capacity is usually at very low current, so I am pleased with this result.
flashlight #flashlights #battery #batteries #18650 @flashlight
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flashlight @lemmy.world SammysHP @lemmy.world Nitecore EDC29 – tactical flashlight with two UHi 20 MAX
The full review is available here
English review at BudgetLightForum
German review on my websiteSummary
The Nitecore EDC23 flashlight has been my everyday companion for a few months. The Nitecore EDC29 is the perfect alternative when more light is needed. The two UHi 20 MAX LEDs are not only quite bright at 6500 lm, but also produce a wall of light in Lumin Shield mode. I also like the great UI with two buttons and the “Rapid Lock” lockout using a slide switch.
Given the compact design, it is not surprising that the flashlight heats up quickly and cannot maintain the high brightness for long. In the lower levels however, the constant current driver keeps the brightness pretty constant. Unfortunately it is not possible to choose freely between the wide and narrow beam for each brightness level. The permanently installed rechargeable battery can also be seen as a disadvantage.
 Emisar DA1K. The new Lume X1 driver really is a huge step forward for Hank's lineup, and I couldn't be more pleased with just how low that LED can shine without any flicker or stutter! Absolutely hyped to watch it become the standard for the next generation of Emisar/Noctigon!
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flashlight @lemmy.world IMALlama @lemmy.world LED spotlights as flashlights?
Some highlights:
- Output: Dimmable 12,850 Lux at 3.3' w/ Reflector
- Built in fan
- 2700-7500K CCT
- Full RGB Color Control
- AC, Optional Battery & USB-C Power
- CRI 96 | TLCI 94 | SSI 82, 70
The battery connector accepts either a 14.8 or 26 volt pack, so presumably you could wire up a belt mounted battery. Or, you know, buy the official battery.
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flashlight @lemmy.world solrize @lemmy.world Weeklong improved colour contrasts sensitivity after single 670 nm exposures associated with enhanced mitochondrial function | Nature
Now I have a use for my Sofirn C01R and that H25LR headlamp with 670nm LED's. Cool. 3 minute exposure to 670nm light in the morning apparently improves color perception for the rest of the week. I'll read more closely to find the right intensity and so on.
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flashlight @lemmy.world SammysHP @lemmy.world Wurkkos TS10 Max – another evolution of the TS10
The full review is available here
English review at BudgetLightForum
German review on my websiteSummary
For years the Wurkkos TS10 has often been recommended when people are looking for a small EDC flashlight with lots of functions. Compact, fun, great light and also inexpensive. Over time, different colors and materials such as titanium, brass and copper were added.
If you think the TS10 was too small and not bright enough, you should take a look at the new Wurkkos TS10 Max. It has a larger 18650 battery with four times the capacity and Nichia 519A LEDs with even higher light quality, but is otherwise very similar to the classic TS10.