Combo: Acebeam K75 Long Throw Search Light - 6300 Lumen, 2500 Meter throw with 4x 18650 batteries

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Acebeam K75 review (4x18650, SBT90.2, crazy throw) Acebeam K75 review (4x18650, SBT90.2, crazy throw)

Acebeam K75 (SBT-90-II) Astrolux MF04 (XHP35) Astrolux MF04S XHP70.2 Lumintop BLF GT (XHP35)) Astrolux MF04 Astrolux MF04S Lumintop BLF GT The Acebeam K75 is powered by four 18650 cells. Four are required, and they fit into the cell holder below. In the lowest settings, the beam looks a little greenish. And for the beam shots, we will take this bad boy outside, so we’ll see how it looks outdoors. K'", Ултра-мощни фенери за търсене на ACEBEAM K75 е тук и е готов да подмами въображението ви! Лъчът на K75 достига до 2500 метра, прожектор от професионален клас в дланта на ръката ви! Този мощен осветител е в състояние да генерира до 6300 лумена на яркост, като използва един LUMINUS SBT-90 GEN2 втора генерация. Има шест нива на изходна мощност, произвежда яркост от 6300 лумена в режим Турбо до 7 лумена в режим ултра-нисък, които осигуряват голямо разнообразие от възможности за осветление. Фенерът идва и със заслепяваща функция стробоскоп за сигнализиране или дезориентиране на мишена или противник. Ръчно преносимият прожектор работи на четири акумулаторни батерии 18650 (продават се отделно), което може да осигури до 7,5 дни време на работа без презареждане! Фенерът дори разполага със стандартна резба за статив, за монтиране в фиксирана позиция. Този прожектор е идеален за сериозни професионалисти по издирване и спасяване. Така че, когато казваме, че това е най-яркият и далекобоен фенер на света, искаме да сте наясно, че това е всъщност върхът на светодиодните технологии при фенерите в целия свят.

The Acebeam Pokelit AA copper, one of the most popular AA-sized lights on the market, will undoubtedly make your gear stand o... There’s just one switch on the K75. It’s a metal-covered e-switch, and the pad is plenty big. I like metal-covered e-switches! This one is no exception, too. I have searched international forums and I have seen tons of comparative beamshots of BLF GT versus K75, posted by known posters, and I can concretely say that the K75 yields surprisingly more performance than the BLF GT. I took measurements both indoors and outdoors with the Hagner E4-X. The indoor measurement was strange so I wouldn’t trust the numbers. We should measure far throwers at a minimum of 10-20m distance. The Eagtac G3V is a high-performance tactical flashlight that will meet your every need and deliver the light you seek. At 32...

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I took all of my readings from fully charged Acebeam batteries. I tested Amps with a Fluke 77III and standard probes and Turbo with short copper wires to eliminate losses over the wire. Amp measurement Being fitted with a CREE XHP35 HI LED, Acebeam T27 grand throw an ultra-long 1180 meters beam distance. T27 delivers a 2500... Turbo drops at 2 minutes. From then on there is a stable output of 2500 Lumens till it dies at 1 hour and 43 minutes. Acebeam claims 1 hour and 45 minutes, so this is not far off at all. I will assume that all the other numbers are correct. POWER MODEAcebeam brand new tactical light L17 is the ultra-long-range flashlight designed by one single 18650 in the industry. T...

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The power indicator, on the side of the power button, shows the battery voltage. The low voltage warning remembers when the batteries need to be replaced. This indicator is always illuminated when the ACEBEAM K75 is turned on. Whether you’re an experienced flashlight user or just starting your nighttime adventures, the Acebeam ...

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The second-highest output (ECO Turbo) is almost perfectly regulated and heat never becomes an issue whatsoever. This is very good, and it makes the two-mode groups a smart addition. And while on other lights with this UI (TK16 for example) I’d probably skip the ECO, on the K75, I’d probably just always leave the light in ECO. That way, for every mode available throw will always be its maximum. That is, on any mode, at no point will the light step down and give you reduced output (ie reduced throw). The UI is simple, but I don’t really see why they chose to have 2 separate Mode Groups (Eco mode and Power mode). The UI is rather straightforward with some shortcuts to Low and Turbo. This makes it easy to understand and great to use! The K75 uses a single switch to power and change modes. When you hold the battery tube and rest your thumb upon the switch, you can feel that it is front-heavy. So the carry handle is not a luxury, but more of a necessity if you are going to hold it for a longer period. This has been my complaint about the BLF GT for example. Since it is so heavy, you have to use the shoulder strap. You can also attach the carry handle to some sort or rails. And I bet Acebeam did some research before they included the handle. Good on them! The answer wasn’t so straightforward in the manual. I hope to make it a bit easier to understand, here is my try: