New type of LED for flashlighs?

[OKWalker]

3.1 amps will general a large amount of heat ... along with short runtimes.

preferred current draw is 350-500 milliamps range... my new P-60 drop-in draws 1,000 milliamps which is borderline too high. puts out 320 lumens, which is PLENTY of performance for a weapons light.

the standard for 10+ years now... Surefire M-6 puts out 500+ lumens with high output bulb... 250 lumens with lower output bulb.

much rather drive emitter at lower currents and use emitters efficiency to put out a usable amount of light with good runtimes.

Some people like super bright short runtime lights that can start a fire!

 

[bashed1]

I just got a Light For Life - http://www.511tactical.com/html511/static/LFLDemo.html. Run time of 120 minutes; full recharge in 90 seconds; no batteries. Works as advertised!

 

[_CY_]

now that's cooool... has to be an ultra capacitor

I just got a Light For Life - http://www.511tactical.com/html511/static/LFLDemo.html. Run time of 120 minutes; full recharge in 90 seconds; no batteries. Works as advertised!