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Kong-12


KONG-12-27 (Kong-UltraThrow) !!! The ultimate flashlight! Using twelve SSC P7 LEDs (900 lumens per LED), twelve 27mm reflectors, powered from twelve 18650 rechargable Li-Ion batteries (not included). An unbelievable 10,800 lumens minimum brightness (more than twice as bright as many HID flashlights!), possibly the brightest flashlight in the world, dwarfing the brightest handheld HID flashlights available.

The head of this flashlight is 5" diameter, body is 2" diameter, tail cap is 2.5" diameter, overall length is 17.5", and weight is around 6 pounds without batteries. Flashlight has two switches, one for full power, one for low power. 144 watts, and one hefty flashlight, not for the feint of heart. I can light up a house easily at 300 yards, and also light up the entire neighborhood. :) The twelve 18650 Li-Ion rechargable batteries slide in from the tail end, and all go in the same direction (no worries about correct orientation of the batteries)
 

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I can't believe that thing! You have one? (and what's the price please? I'd guess a custom piece like that would cost a lot)

Does it come with a wheel barrow? Ha Ha! 'jk'

I'll bet that baby gets warm pretty quick huh?
 
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ColdStl said:
Kong-12


KONG-12-27 (Kong-UltraThrow) !!! The ultimate flashlight! Using twelve SSC P7 LEDs (900 lumens per LED), twelve 27mm reflectors, powered from twelve 18650 rechargable Li-Ion batteries (not included). An unbelievable 10,800 lumens minimum brightness (more than twice as bright as many HID flashlights!), possibly the brightest flashlight in the world, dwarfing the brightest handheld HID flashlights available.

The head of this flashlight is 5" diameter, body is 2" diameter, tail cap is 2.5" diameter, overall length is 17.5", and weight is around 6 pounds without batteries. Flashlight has two switches, one for full power, one for low power. 144 watts, and one hefty flashlight, not for the feint of heart. I can light up a house easily at 300 yards, and also light up the entire neighborhood. :) The twelve 18650 Li-Ion rechargable batteries slide in from the tail end, and all go in the same direction (no worries about correct orientation of the batteries)
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LOLLLLLLLL i like that one!! how much!!! hehehehe
 
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jayrob said:
I can't believe that thing! You have one? (and what's the price please? I'd guess a custom piece like that would cost a lot)

Does it come with a wheel barrow? Ha Ha! 'jk'

I'll bet that baby gets warm pretty quick huh?
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I've been saving for one actually... $1499! It's a custom piece that takes 2-3 weeks lead time to make. A guy on CPF makes them. He makes several powerful flashlights that start around $400. This is is biggest!
 
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Why not find/design an inverter/ballast for a $20 400W metal halide lamp?

*12V battery source capable of 40A $100 maybe?
*500-800W inverter. $40
*used magnetic ballast. $40
*400W metal halide lamp. $20
*misc. host material. $50

36,000 lumens... priceless

Sure it's got a 2min warm up time, but sacrifices must be made. The 1000W lamps are 105,000 lumens.
 
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Cyparagon said:
Why not find/design an inverter/ballast for a $20 400W metal halide lamp?

*12V battery source capable of 40A $100 maybe?
*500-800W inverter. $40
*used magnetic ballast. $40
*400W metal halide lamp. $20
*misc. host material. $50

36,000 lumens... priceless

Sure it's got a 2min warm up time, but sacrifices must be made. The 1000W lamps are 105,000 lumens.
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Because the pot growers around here would try and steal my light.LOL
 
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ColdStl said:
KONG-12-27 (Kong-UltraThrow)
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I guess they called it this way, cause you can use it as a deadly weapon, too (throw it on the head of someone and see the results) LOL :D

Also ..... TWELVE 18650 !!!!! :eek:



Cyparagon said:
Why not find/design an inverter/ballast for a $20 400W metal halide lamp?
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Cause they can easily explode ..... :whistle:
 
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Only if you mistreat them or if they're near the end of their (20,000 hour) life, which, by the way will never be attained on battery power.
 
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^ Oh ..... no, sorry ..... i mean, for mechanical shocks ..... drop on the floor one of them when it's turned on, or hit hard a wall, is dangerous, if it's not in an explosion-proof case ..... and, being a handheld unit, accidents can happen :cryyy:
 
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Just be careful like you would with a laser. You don't think that risk is worth 36,000 lumens? Perhaps I should repeat...

36,000 lumens!
 
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Magnesium torches for emergency use in airports are 1 million lumen ..... :p

But i agree with you, a 36.000 lumen flashlight is awesome :D
 
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Nice. That could only be topped by this 50kw incandescent lamp. It weighs 35 pounds and is three feet tall. It outputs 1,400,000 lumens but has a rated lifetime of only 100 hours. It uses three pounds of tungsten. Biggest incandescent ever built.

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