Spec me an LED Torch

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Wow I really like that. I don't mind that it's internal charging only, it's MicroUSB, so will charge off my phone charger but and I also carry a +9000mAh powerbank with me (5v 2.5A output) so charging isn't an issue with this in mind when out exploring.

Very tempted to pledge, that OLED display is awesome as well.

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Noticed no detailed technical data, so would like to see these first.
 
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It seems that Solarforce have released a Zoomable flashlight from the 'L2' stable:

http://www.solarforceflashlight-sales.com/product_detail.php?id=851&s=26&t=LF

Looks interesting, although the lumens appear a bit low compared to some of their other options (not sure whether this is because of some loss through the lens, or because they are not fitting it with the latest emitter).

Looks like it's a push/pull zoom rather than a twist :( but might be OK. I'll probably wait for some reviews to come out before I dive in, but at US$30 it could be one for my 'collection' :D
 
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Always get the urge to get a light or two once the dark nights arrive and whilst waiting for the Zebralight SC600 MkIII I've ordered this one:

http://www.banggood.com/BLF-A6-CREE...odized-EDC-LED-Flashlight-18650-p-998021.html

You can get the anodized version also:

http://www.banggood.com/BLF-A6-CREE-XPL-1600LM-7-4modes-EDC-LED-Flashlight-p-991823.html

Using code 8d7e0d and going for Priority Direct Mail the I got it for £20.45 shipped.

This was designed by the budgetlightforum and pumps out about 1200 lumens, I opted for the 3d tint.

This looks great, liking the modes and output, also went for the 3D tint. Will be ideal for throwing in the work bag.

Ahh.. It's been a while since I purchased a flashlight :D
 
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Protected has a little circuit board that shuts off power rather than letting you run the cell so low it dies and can't be recharged. You want protected.

It's far more than that...

The circuit board is there to prevent you from over or undercharging the cell, which in the best case will cause a dead cell or in the worst case, an explosive cell.
 
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