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Fenix claimed 363,866 cd, which is a 5% difference with my readings at a 20-meter distance.

Those are very impressive numbers for such a small flashlight. I took measurements at both 10m and 20 meters.

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Measurements were taken outdoors with a professional Hagner E4-X Lux Meter. The zigzag output isn’t really noticeable by eye, but you can’t really fool a data logger.Īfter both runtime tests, I measured the battery at 2.8V. The runtime graph looks similar to that of the Fenix TK22 v2.0. The low mode starts off at 132 lumens and at 5:51 it turns off. Runtime on high is about 3 hours till it drops to about 80 lumens. I measured the amperage at the start with a fully charged battery. This is good and close to what the manufacturer claims. It almost hit 500 lumens on High with my measurements and about 132 on Low. I used a Fluke 77III to measured amps at the tail cap. I’ve done the base measurement with a Convoy S2+, tested at 137 lumens. I included a Kenko PRO1D ND16 filter, so the meter doesn’t get overloaded. I now set it is now up with an Extech SDL400 Lux Meter for measurements. Lumen measurements:Īll output numbers are relative to my homemade Integrating Sphere.

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Since the manual doesn’t mention the divergence I can’t tell you either.Īll of my readings were taken from a fully-charged Fenix ARB-L21-5000U. When it comes to the divergence of the beam (mrad), I am pretty new to Laser Technology so I can’t really tell unless the manual tells it. It’s dark, and makes it difficult to take a picture of the inside! Actually, it’s close to impossible to take a picture of the inside. After multiple optical reflections inside the light source module and triple-coated lens processing, a white laser beam similar to the LED spectrum is emitted. “The blue laser hits the unique fluorescent crystal material and stimulates the fluorescent crystal coating to form a broad spectrum white light. Although the beam is pretty narrow, it’s nothing like a green, red or blue laser people talk about at laserpointerforums! Also, it’s not really a White laser, but a blue laser. (10mw according to the manufacturer?) You would probably think this means a pencil-shaped beam like the regular lasers you can buy, but no, it’s not so bad. Nope, the TK30 doesn’t use an LED, but an LEP (Laser Excited Phosphor). But for a 269 dollar flashlight, I would have hoped they put in some extra time and resources and make something dedicated and special. You can re-attach the Velcro part so the lip is either longer or shorter. Fenix is probably saving some money by producing 1 type of adjustable holsters that fit a couple of their flashlights. The lip is a little on the short side so the Velcro parts barely touch each other. Just make sure you’ll double-check the lip of the holster. It comes with a lanyard, pocket clip, and a holster. Since it only has 2 modes you don’t have to be afraid of entering a hidden mode, except for maybe the Strobe mode. (signaling, Morse coding).īecause of the electronic side switch, you can simply hold it with your thumb resting on, or close to, the side switch. The tail switch is a forward clicky switch so you can use it for momentary on. It uses a side switch to change modes and a rear button for power.

It is a little on the bigger size compared to the traditional 18650 tactical lights. This is incredible for this small of a light. Which means it can fit in your pocket but produces a whitish beam for up to 1200 meters.

It feels like any other tactical flashlight.

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