Beamshots of RRT-1, RRT-2, TK11, TK20, TA30, M20, M30

HKJ · 24.05.2011, 18:44

JetBeam RRT-2 Raptor beamshoot comparison

These beamshoots are from my RRT-2 Raptor review Google translated, but because this review is in danish it is not included here.

Here I will compare the RRT-2 with the following lights: Dereelight CL1H V4, Fenix TK11, JetBeam TiM R2, OLight M20 Warrior, JetBeam RRT-2 Raptor, JetBeam RRT-1 Raptor, Fenix TK20, OLight M30 Triton, Fenix TA30.

This graph shows total light output on max.. Both TK20 and CL1H has a warm led, that is a bit lower in output, TK20 is also limited by batteries. M30 is a quad die led and has the absolute highest output, but as can be seen later, not the best throw.

Combining all the different brightness settings in a log graph and it is easy to see the different in max. and min. and how the jumps are spaced (Equal distance means equal visual impression). The RRT-1 and RRT-2 has about the same visual jump between low and medium as between medium and high, other lights has a visual larger jump from low to medium that from medium to high. The TiM can be adjusted to anything between min., max. and strobe on its ”low” settings.

The combination of a highly focused light and a high light output gives a light with very good throw. On the above graph I have measured the lux at the center of the beam at a distance of 4 meters. RRT-1 easily outthrows all the other lights. Looking only at lights with small reflector, the RRT-2 has the best throw, the quad die M30 does not have much throw.
Note: My new super thrower DEFT will be about 900 in the above graph.

Max. brightness

CL1H, TK11, TiM

M20, RRT-2, RRT-1

TK20, M30, TA30

Max. brightness, reduced exposure
Same pictures as above, but processed with two stops lower exposure.

CL1H, TK11, TiM

M20, RRT-2, RRT-1

TK20, M30, TA30

Lowest brightness

CL1H, TK11, TiM

M20, RRT-2, RRT-1

TK20, M30, TA30

DereeLight CL1H V4

With OP (Orange Peel) reflector and a 3SD Q3 5A pill

Low, medium high

Low

Medium

High

Fenix TK11

Low, high

Low

High

JetBeam TiM

This light has a fixed high setting and a setting than can be adjusted to anything between min. and max. This light also exists in a more normal version called Jet-III M.

Min, high

Min

High

OLight M20 Warrior

Low, medium, high

Low

High

JetBeam RRT-2 Raptor

Low, medium, high

Low

Medium

High

JetBeam RRT-1 Raptor

I have more beamshoots from the light here.

Low, medium, high

Low

Medium

High

Fenix TK20

Low, high

Low

High

OLight M30 Triton

I have more beamshoots from the light here.

Low, medium, high

Low

Medium

High

Fenix TA30

I have more beamshoots from the light here.

Low, medium, high

Low

Medium

High

Notes
All measurements and beamshoots was done with a 18650 battery in the light.

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HKJ Модератор своих разделов Регистрация: 03.07.2010 Последняя активность: 10.10.2022 08:53 Адрес: Copenhagen, Denmark Сообщений: 1652 Сказал(а) спасибо: 0 Поблагодарили: 2983 раз(а) в 1024 сообщениях	Beamshots of RRT-1, RRT-2, TK11, TK20, TA30, M20, M30 JetBeam RRT-2 Raptor beamshoot comparison These beamshoots are from my RRT-2 Raptor review Google translated, but because this review is in danish it is not included here. Here I will compare the RRT-2 with the following lights: Dereelight CL1H V4, Fenix TK11, JetBeam TiM R2, OLight M20 Warrior, JetBeam RRT-2 Raptor, JetBeam RRT-1 Raptor, Fenix TK20, OLight M30 Triton, Fenix TA30. This graph shows total light output on max.. Both TK20 and CL1H has a warm led, that is a bit lower in output, TK20 is also limited by batteries. M30 is a quad die led and has the absolute highest output, but as can be seen later, not the best throw. Combining all the different brightness settings in a log graph and it is easy to see the different in max. and min. and how the jumps are spaced (Equal distance means equal visual impression). The RRT-1 and RRT-2 has about the same visual jump between low and medium as between medium and high, other lights has a visual larger jump from low to medium that from medium to high. The TiM can be adjusted to anything between min., max. and strobe on its ”low” settings. The combination of a highly focused light and a high light output gives a light with very good throw. On the above graph I have measured the lux at the center of the beam at a distance of 4 meters. RRT-1 easily outthrows all the other lights. Looking only at lights with small reflector, the RRT-2 has the best throw, the quad die M30 does not have much throw. Note: My new super thrower DEFT will be about 900 in the above graph. Max. brightness CL1H, TK11, TiM M20, RRT-2, RRT-1 TK20, M30, TA30 Max. brightness, reduced exposure Same pictures as above, but processed with two stops lower exposure. CL1H, TK11, TiM M20, RRT-2, RRT-1 TK20, M30, TA30 Lowest brightness CL1H, TK11, TiM M20, RRT-2, RRT-1 TK20, M30, TA30 DereeLight CL1H V4 With OP (Orange Peel) reflector and a 3SD Q3 5A pill Low, medium high Low Medium High Fenix TK11 Low, high Low High JetBeam TiM This light has a fixed high setting and a setting than can be adjusted to anything between min. and max. This light also exists in a more normal version called Jet-III M. Min, high Min High OLight M20 Warrior Low, medium, high Low High JetBeam RRT-2 Raptor Low, medium, high Low Medium High JetBeam RRT-1 Raptor I have more beamshoots from the light here. Low, medium, high Low Medium High Fenix TK20 Low, high Low High OLight M30 Triton I have more beamshoots from the light here. Low, medium, high Low Medium High Fenix TA30 I have more beamshoots from the light here. Low, medium, high Low Medium High Notes All measurements and beamshoots was done with a 18650 battery in the light.