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I’ve been studying up on LEP (laser flashlights) and have a question. Are the ones made in the USA limited in power just like lasers are? Are the foreign made (Chinese for example) much more powerful? I’m looking for one with the most power and candela with a strobe function. Thanks
 





I’ve been studying up on LEP (laser flashlights) and have a question. Are the ones made in the USA limited in power just like lasers are? Are the foreign made (Chinese for example) much more powerful? I’m looking for one with the most power and candela with a strobe function. Thanks
Why is strobe function important?
You do know not to shine any laser or laser based flashlight at any person, animal, vehicle, ect..... right?

AceBeamW50info


The not yet available and potentially expensive acebeam W50 is rated at 2900 lumens, but the one below is supposed to be 5000 lumens, that said.......
I haven't tested this yet, but it could be pretty strong, so if you buy it, how about posting a review.
 
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Oh I know that unless it’s in self defense etc. I want the most bang for my Buck. The sunglad flashlight is of particular interest with its SOS mode since I camp in the mountains. I wonder what its candela rating is? I’m a bit of an outdoor survivalist and combat vet. I’d rather have it and not need it than need it and not have it. I also recently purchased a Fenix LR80R too. Plus I like collecting unique and top of the line toys. I’d rather wait and buy what I want to buy than settle for something that I don’t really want.

I read they don’t sell that particular Acebeam to individuals. it’s also out of my price range. I was also looking at the Maxtoch Owleyes Diamond V3. Whatever I get, I’ll report back about it with my non professional review :)
 
Oh I know that unless it’s in self defense etc. I want the most bang for my Buck. The sunglad flashlight is of particular interest with its SOS mode since I camp in the mountains. I wonder what its candela rating is? I’m a bit of an outdoor survivalist and combat vet. I’d rather have it and not need it than need it and not have it. I also recently purchased a Fenix LR80R too. Plus I like collecting unique and top of the line toys. I’d rather wait and buy what I want to buy than settle for something that I don’t really want.

I read they don’t sell that particular Acebeam to individuals. it’s also out of my price range. I was also looking at the Maxtoch Owleyes Diamond V3. Whatever I get, I’ll report back about it with my non professional review :)
I bought an SG-LEP02 1200-lumen LEP flashlight from Sunglad. Their LEP flashlights have a floodlight, which initially confused me, so I emailed them. They replied that the floodlight was due to the addition of a reflector. However, I really didn't want the floodlight, so they removed the reflector. The LEP flashlight isn't very bright; it shines farther than a regular flashlight, but not as far as a green laser. Some people might call the police when using a high-powered laser pointer outdoors, so I bought an LEP. Previously, when I used Sunglad and Sanwu's Green lasers , someone called the police. They said I was shooting them with the laser, which I didn't, and I don't know why they said that. The police didn't confiscate my laser; they just told me not to use it in crowded places. So now I usually use my laser in secluded, wilderness areas, and sometimes I use it while hunting. By the way, now I also have ACE W50 2.0😂
 

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