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Large (4+ AA) LED Flashlight?
- Thread starter oguruma
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Fenix TK40 or 41 maybe??? Ive had my TK40 since about the day they were released. It is a great light, about the size of a Surefire M6, REALLY bright, but is has different outputs when needed, they are discountinued but you can still find them for @ 125-135. These would get my vote. I bought mine from an ols shop that sold flashlights for less than everyone. Paid just over $110 for mine.
EDIT to add, here is a size comparison incase you can not find one on google... TK40 is on the left 2nd up from the bottom and it fits in a Maxpedition UFBS just fine, this is how I carried mine during one of my bored summer weekend security jobs at a local racetrack. You should see what it can illuminate in a the back of the pits or a satellite parking lot.
EDIT to add, here is a size comparison incase you can not find one on google... TK40 is on the left 2nd up from the bottom and it fits in a Maxpedition UFBS just fine, this is how I carried mine during one of my bored summer weekend security jobs at a local racetrack. You should see what it can illuminate in a the back of the pits or a satellite parking lot.
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How about the Fenix LD40, Fenix LD41, or Fenix E41?
Fenix LD40:
Neutral tint (XP-G emitter) High of 248 lumens for a little over 3 hours and low of 4 lumens for 245 hours.
Fenix LD41:
Cool White tint (XM-L emitter). High of 520 lumens for a little over 2 hours and a low of 5 lumens for 160 hours.
Fenix E40:
Cool white tint (XP-E emitter). High of 220 lumens for 3hrs and a low of 34 lumens for 31 hours.
Something to keep in mind, both the Fenix LD41 and E40 are not available yet but will be released (I believe) this month.
Fenix LD40:
Neutral tint (XP-G emitter) High of 248 lumens for a little over 3 hours and low of 4 lumens for 245 hours.
Fenix LD41:
Cool White tint (XM-L emitter). High of 520 lumens for a little over 2 hours and a low of 5 lumens for 160 hours.
Fenix E40:
Cool white tint (XP-E emitter). High of 220 lumens for 3hrs and a low of 34 lumens for 31 hours.
Something to keep in mind, both the Fenix LD41 and E40 are not available yet but will be released (I believe) this month.
- The LD41 will be the brighter of the 3, but has the least amount of runtime on high and will not throw as far as the LD40 or E40.
- The E40 will throw the furthest of the 3, but is not as bright as the LD40/LD41. The low on the E40 is a bit high at 34 lumens.
- The LD40 is in a nice neutral tint (not available in cool white), and is a nice compromise between the LD41 and E40 in terms of throw, lumens, and runtime.