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InfinitusEquitas

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SilverFire said:
Mostly for fun. Many would ask the same question about the big lasers many of us own :p
I just like being able to spot things at much greater distances than every flashlight I have used in the past. I saw an 8000 lumen single emitter flashlight at Walmart as well. I almost bought it but I didn't want to spend $170 for a flashlight. Couldn't imagine how bright that would be.

ILLUMINATE 70 Watt 8000 Lumen LED Rechargeable Tactical Flashlight
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Be very glad you didn't buy that light.

It's 8000 lumens the same way as all those 5000mW green laser pointers are for $200.

Best option at the moment for a high output LED flashlight, would be the group buy for the X60 Supbeam.
 





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InfinitusEquitas said:
Be very glad you didn't buy that light.

It's 8000 lumens the same way as all those 5000mW green laser pointers are for $200.

Best option at the moment for a high output LED flashlight, would be the group buy for the X60 Supbeam.
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Ok, thanks for the recommendation! I may look into that.
 
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Will say that I haven't seen a flashlight with a USB port to charge other things. Maybe that is becoming more common? None of my lights have that. Neat idea.
 
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In light charging, especially in lights with multiple batteries, can have issues.

Personally I'm not a fan because of the relatively low charge current... it takes a lot less time to pop the battery out, and stick it onto a dedicated charger.
 
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It is helpful in some situations having to use the built in charger (like if you forgot to bring a charger with you) but yes, I still pop the battery out of my P25 when I charge the battery since the internal circuit charges to about 4.15V and the i4 charges to 4.20V.
 
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