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22 Beamshots September 2009





These lights are rather bulky and I had to split them over two pictures. The last light in the first picture and the first light in the second picture are about the same length.
On the first picture (Same sequence as on picture): DereeLight DBS XR-E R2, DereeLight DBS MC-E, DereeLight CL1H, DereeLight aspherical, JetBeam RRT-1 Raptor, JetBeam RRT-2 Raptor, Tiablo A10, Fenix TK11, Fenix TK20, Fenix TK40, Epsilon ED-P71 and Epsilon ED-P72.
Second picture (Same sequence as on picture): SolarForce L950m, Lunapower MVP, JetBeam M1X, EagleTac M2C4, OLight M30 Triton, Neofab Legion II, OMG Lumens DEFT, MicroFire Warrior, Titanium L35 and in the front a incandescent Maglite 6D.



The first graph shows all lights at maximum brightness and the HID lights are of course the brightest lights, followed by MC-E, P7 and triple LED lights, with the single led lights at the bottom. The big incandescent Mag is about the same as a single led.



Combining all the brightness settings in one graph, show the range the lights can handle and also how the brightness steps are selected for each light. The Legion II has 5 steps, but only covers a small brightness range, where M30 with 3 steps covers a much wider range.





These two graphs show brightness (lux) at 4 meters distance, again the HID wins, but the aspherical are not the weakest lights in this discipline even though they are single leds. Next comes the throwers and just below the throwers are the most focused P7 and MC-E lights. But as can be seen from the pictures below, great throw with low total light output, has its price, only a small area is illuminated.


Maximal Brightness

DereeLight DBS XR-E R2, DereeLight DBS MC-E, DereeLight CL1H:


DereeLight aspherical, JetBeam RRT-1 Raptor, JetBeam RRT-2 Raptor:


Tiablo A10, Fenix TK11, Fenix TK20:


Fenix TK40, Epsilon ED-P71, Epsilon ED-P72:


SolarForce L950m, Lunapower MVP, JetBeam M1X:


EagleTac M2C4, OLight M30 Triton, Neofab Legion II:


OMG Lumens DEFT, Maglite 6D, MicroFire Warrior:


Titanium L35:




Maximal Brightness, width reduces exposure
These pictures are a new series with 3 steps lower exposure, usual I only do 2 steps lower and uses the same pictures as above, but this time I wanted to get the HID's under control.

DereeLight DBS XR-E R2, DereeLight DBS MC-E, DereeLight CL1H:


DereeLight aspherical, JetBeam RRT-1 Raptor, JetBeam RRT-2 Raptor:


Tiablo A10, Fenix TK11, Fenix TK20:


Fenix TK40, Epsilon ED-P71, Epsilon ED-P72:


SolarForce L950m, Lunapower MVP, JetBeam M1X:


EagleTac M2C4, OLight M30 Triton, Neofab Legion II:


OMG Lumens DEFT, Maglite 6D, MicroFire Warrior:


Titanium L35:




Maximal Brightness at a Longer Distance

DereeLight DBS XR-E R2, DereeLight DBS MC-E, DereeLight CL1H:


DereeLight aspherical, JetBeam RRT-1 Raptor, JetBeam RRT-2 Raptor:


Tiablo A10, Fenix TK11, Fenix TK20:


Fenix TK40, Epsilon ED-P71, Epsilon ED-P72:


SolarForce L950m, Lunapower MVP, JetBeam M1X:


EagleTac M2C4, OLight M30 Triton, Neofab Legion II:


OMG Lumens DEFT, Maglite 6D, MicroFire Warrior:


Titanium L35:




Maximal Brightness, Long Distance
Some of the lights are not included, they do not work at this distance.

DereeLight DBS XR-E R2, DereeLight DBS MC-E:


DereeLight aspherical, JetBeam RRT-1 Raptor, JetBeam RRT-2 Raptor:


Tiablo A10:


Fenix TK40, Epsilon ED-P71, Epsilon ED-P72:


SolarForce L950m, Lunapower MVP, JetBeam M1X:


EagleTac M2C4, OLight M30 Triton, Neofab Legion II:


OMG Lumens DEFT, Maglite 6D, MicroFire Warrior:


Titanium L35:




Minimal Brightness
I am missing the M1X, but the low setting would not be possible to see on the picture amyway.

DereeLight DBS XR-E R2, DereeLight DBS MC-E, DereeLight CL1H:


DereeLight aspherical, JetBeam RRT-1 Raptor, JetBeam RRT-2 Raptor:


Tiablo A10, Fenix TK11, Fenix TK20:


Fenix TK40, Epsilon ED-P71, Epsilon ED-P72:


SolarForce L950m, Lunapower MVP:


EagleTac M2C4, OLight M30 Triton, Neofab Legion II:


OMG Lumens DEFT, Maglite 6D, MicroFire Warrior:


Titanium L35:




DereeLight DBS XR-E R2


The light is equipped with OP reflector and 3SD Q3 led module, this is not the best combination for throw, it is possible to order it with a smooth reflector and a R2 module for more throw.
The light uses 1x18650 battery and has 3 levels that can be stepped between with a fast off/on sequence.

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DereeLight DBS MC-E


This light has OP reflector and the 3SM MC-E 2.1A led module. It uses 2x16340 batteries, but it is possible to buy an extender for wider battery selection. It has 3 levels that can be stepped between with a fast off/on sequence.

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DereeLight CL1H


The light is equipped with OP reflector and 3SD Q3 led module, it is possible to order it with a smooth reflector and other led modules. The light uses 1x18650 battery and has 3 levels that can be stepped between with a fast off/on sequence.

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DereeLight aspherical


The light has the 1SD R2 led module, this is the brightest led module from DereeLight (until R3 or R4 arrives), a MC-E module will give less throw. The 1SD is a single level module and the light uses 1x18650 battery.



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JetBeam RRT-1 Raptor


This light uses 1x18650 or 2xCR123 batteries and the brightness is changed with a ring.

Read my Danish review here: JetBeam RRT-1 Raptor

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JetBeam RRT-2 Raptor


This light uses 1x18650 or 2xCR123 batteries and the brightness is changed with a ring.

Read my Danish review here: JetBeam RRT-2 Raptor

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Tiablo A10


This light uses 1x18650 or 2xCR123 batteries, I am using a single level tailcap on mine.



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Fenix TK11


The lights uses 1x18650 or 2xCR123 batteries, the brightness depends on if the head are tight or loose.

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Fenix TK20


The lights uses 2xAA batteries, the brightness depends on if the head are tight or loose.

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Fenix TK40


The light uses 8xAA batteries, brightness is changed by holding the button down, a double tab on the button will select one of the flashing modes.

Read my Danish review here: Fenix TK40

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Epsilon ED-P71


The light uses 1x18650 battery and has 3 levels that can be stepped between with a fast off/on sequence.

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Epsilon ED-P72


The light uses 2x18650 battery and has 3 levels that can be stepped between with a fast off/on sequence.

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SolarForce L950m


The light uses 2x18650 battery and has 2 levels that can be stepped between with a fast off/on sequence.

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Lunapower MVP


The light uses 2x18650 batteries and has 3 levels that can be selected with the side switch, the tail switch is used for on/off.

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JetBeam M1X


The light uses 2x18500, 2x18650, 3xCR123 or 4xCR123 batteries. With tight head max. brightness is selected, with loose head it is possible to program the brightness with off/on presses. My version is 1 generation, the current version is supposed to be a bit brighter.

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EagleTac M2C4


The light uses 2x18650 or 4xCR123 batteries, the brightness and on/off is controlled with a ring on the light. My version is 1 generation, the current version is supposed to be a bit brighter.

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OLight M30 Triton


The light uses 2x18500, 2x18650, 3xCR123 or 4xCR123, I uses 2x18500, the brightness is controlled with the button on the side of the tailcap, on/off with the switch at the tail.

Read my Danish review here: OLight M30 Triton

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Neofab Legion II


The light uses 3x18650 batteries and is controlled with a ring that must be turned momentary to the left or right to select brightness, on/off or battery meter.

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OMG Lumens DEFT


The light uses 3xAA batteries, but they must be rather slim. In my test here I am using a XR-E R2 led, extra colliminator lens and the clear aspherical lens, this setup can be changed. What setup is possible will depend on what generation of the light it is.



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Maglite 6D


The light uses 6xD batteries, this gives a long runtime with declining output and makes the light heavy.



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MicroFire Warrior


The light has a build in LiIon battery and a charger is supplied with the light.



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Titanium L35


The light has a build in LiIon battery and a charger is supplied with the light. The handle has a small led light build in, that can be used independent of the main HID spot.

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Notes
As usual the pictures are with daylight white balance, even though the EXIF information says auto.