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You can find my detailed post on BLF: budgetlightforum.com/t/ts10-mod-thread-post-yours/219420/156 In any case, I used thick double sided tape, transparent, and cut a round piece of it, glued onto the metal tail cap and then pressed the magnet , which has the same diameter as the flashlight's tail 😉🔦👍🏻

@@carlosarevalo1047 Hola!! Gracias por tus palabras 🙏🏻 Un buen 2025!! 🔦🎊

No he probado el MT1Pro en agua, pero sí, parece resistente. Me gusta su versatilidad, pero aún así me gusta más el E1, ¡aunque es más grande y pesado! Gracias por tu comentario 🙏🏻

@@mmhmm9271 Glad you liked it! Thanks 🙏🏻

@unclevasco Thanks for watching and for your comment and ideas about these lights 🙂 While I understand your point on the MT1A being a slimmer and lighter flashlight, with a good throw and some versatility, I cannot avoid stating the great quality that the E1 has, even if it is a bigger flashlight in all aspects! But of course, the 14500 in such a "bigger" light may seem "too small" and almost comparable with 18650s. Still, I think it is a tank of light. As for the MT1A, i guess it may have some more efficiency in some way, but it also drains some more juice from the battery on the highest mode. I don't own a MT1C, but that one would surely have a different throw due to being larger in the head. If I come to get one, I will compare them ;) Again, thank you for your comment and perspective!!! 🙌😎

@@ShawnDumas Hey, thanks for your comment and kind words 🙏🏻 As for your note, about the S6 with SFT25R you are probably correct, it will be able to get more power and put out more light with an 18650 than the E1 with a 14500! Still, the E1 is a beast of a light with an incredible throw and amazing host! The MT1A is smaller and very competent too, more stable in drop but less throwy! I actually will probably use it with AAs just to have 2 modes 😅 Thanks again 🔦🙏🏻

@@dltkddifmt I am currently using a Osram W1 (can't remember all the technical reference, sorry). The Driver is from led4power and is probably set to 4 or 5A, to avoid turning the LED blue.

Although I have only this LEP light, I tend to agree since most of the others are greenish or yellowish! 👍🏻🔦

@@MascaratumBLF Yeah, I really like lights with a tight beam pattern, but LEPs are too tight and not really useful for me without some spill. My old Jaxman E3 has had quite a few emitter swaps, 519As, LH351D, SFT40 and currently a W1 running on Convoy's 5A driver, but I'm considering the SFT25R next (in 5700K).

@@CorradoVR6z You will be in the right direction to have a tge SFT25R, as the E3 is a great host as well, and will be able to absorb some heat ! And if you find a suitable SMO reflector, it will put out a nice beam 😎

@@MascaratumBLF I'm debating between 5000K and 5700K from Kaidomain, have you seen any tests with them?

@@CorradoVR6z Hum, honestly, I haven't seen tests in those temperatures, only 6500K, by member "koef" on Budgetlightforum. So I cannot say which is the best! If it was another kind of LED I would go to 5700K, but I cannot make that affirmation regarding the SFT25R. For SFT40, 5000K seems great, though!!!

@@hansoverbeeke5442 This is the first I have, but indeed these small LEP are indeed cool and handy!! Most of the others I see have strobe, this doesn't , so it makes it even better fot my use! I guess I am not familiarized with the Olight you mention, gotta check it! Thank you for watching 👌🏻👍🏻🔦

But mine HaVE strobe unfortunately idon,t like strobe

@@hansoverbeeke5442 Yeah, strobe, specially on the main cycle of modes, is not my favourite! If it is hidden, it may be useful, but if not, it will be disturbing :(

If you click two buttons toeter it wil strobe if you click 1 it,sluit continusly

@@ks-hg5vo Yup 👌🏻 I can't remeber if I said the whole name of it, but that's the "full" designation ! Thanks for adding it and for watching 👍🏻

Well, it is hard to explain without doing it, but I will try! I would suggest checking the diagram you find here: www.mtnelectronics.com/index.php?route=information/information&information_id=17 If you have a REVERSE CLICKY SWITCH: - Click for ON (starts "ramping" from the lowest output up to max and down again, if you don't tap); - Click for OFF - While ON: * tap the switch to stop the "ramping"; tap again, to resume "ramping" (up to max output and then down to lowest output); double tap to invert the "ramping" direction * after turning ON, 2 quick taps go to Moon (lowest output) (1 tap, starts "ramping") * from anywhere, 3 taps to go to Turbo * from anywhere, 4 taps to enter strobes (single tap to change the strobe) and battery check (10 blinks is full, less blinks mean the battery is not full). If you have a FORWARD CLICKY SWITCH (as in "momentary ON"), the explanation is a bit more dense, since the switch and the interface differ a little bit. The principle is almost the same, except that for turning ON the flashlight and to lock a certain output, it will be different. Let me know if this helps in some way. This is an older video, so I may need to do an updated one :x

Honestly, I normally charge the batteries in a separate charger, not using the flashlight for that purpose. I can test that, though, and then I can inform you about mine's behaviour!

If I remember correctly, that diffuser was from the Wuben E05 (1st version).It fits a lot of AA and 16340 flashlights! Lumintop has some diffusers but they glow in the dark, but maybe you can try them.

@ARobbieC, thanks for your comment. Sorry for making it painful to watch, but that was, and still is a struggle with this light! I am not sure if it is this sample, but I still have some struggles to make it turn on and change modes correctly. I have several olther twisty lights (Sofirn, Nitefox, Lumintop, etc) and with none I have troubles controlling it. Before doing the review, I tested it to see if the problem was mine or not. And although I admit I may not be the most proficient "twister" I guess it was not just on me. But, to each, its' own and I am glad you didn't have issues with yours☺

Nop, the old version with modes. I actually saw the driver with Anduril today and I may replace this one by it!

@@MascaratumBLF the side switch only lighted when charging?? or it can be set like the anduril version?

@@KULAS6463 I will have to check it as I don't remember it well and from the video I can't tell that with certainty. Will let you now when I check it!

Have the MAO too, but single 519A 5700K like this one, and a black one with a 3000K 519A (and a smooth reflector). The most I did was swap out the original (magenta AR-coated) lenses for Convoy's now-standard green AR-coated ones. Very nice lights, don't think I'll be modding them.

You would need some kind of spacer (brass, copper or aluminium), to put between the quad MCPCB and the pill. I don't have a notion of the measurements (diameter/height) of that, though. On BudgetLightForum, member "kiriba-ru" sells some spacers, you can check that in the thread: budgetlightforum.com/t/low-cost-copper-pills-spacers-optics-drop-ins-updated-23-10-2022/38581/1 In the USA, I am not sure if MTN Electrincs sells those spacers, but you can check in the store, as well: www.mtnelectronics.com/ Besides the spacer, you can also check the optic and MCPCB/LEDs there or in www.kaidomain.com (or other online sellers). Check this mod: budgetlightforum.com/t/what-did-you-mod-today/37376/10458 I hope the it helps! 👍

Hey Tartara 😎 Thanks for your words and also for complementing the info on the type of batteries that can be used! I don't have any of those cells, only Ni-MH 1.2V and Li-Ion 14500s 3.7V . But is good to know that it can use those cells 👌 BTW, yesterday I added a forward clicky switch in mine making it one of the best EDC lights I now have 🥳 Thanks again for your words and I'm glad you like the flashlight as well 🔦

@@MascaratumBLF Thanks man appreciate it, also you are the reason that i joined the Babjet Flashlight Forum, you are doing excellent work, keep rolling !

@@TARTARAKURZHAAR Wow, that is a surprise, specially since I am just a "small" reviewer here and in BLF. In any case, thank you for saying that, and I hope I can live up to the expectations ☺ And I hope you enjoy BLF as well 🙌

​@@MascaratumBLF It's simple the truth, i found BLF from your link in the description, so i joined and so far it's pretty good ! Isn't about how big reviewer you are, but how good... Keep Rollin 😎 !

@@TARTARAKURZHAAR Well, I am glad I "helped" you finding the light on BLF 😎, and I really hope you enjoy it there. And thanks for your words concerning the reviews. I try to do the best I can, even though I know I have many limitations. But I'm glad they help the community/viewers in some way 🥳 Be well!🔦

Hum, I don't have any light like the one you describe. For that you probably need a LEP (not LED) flashlight or a zoomable flashlight while zoomed in (tight spot). The Javelot Mini, despite the strong hotspot, has some spil. Check the 1lumen.com website where they have lists and tests of LEP flashlighs, and maybe you can find something suitable: 1lumen.com/lep-flashlight/. Also, check some of these videos: ua-cam.com/video/7mWrz_u0juA/v-deo.html&ab_channel=Cheule%27sFlashlightReviews ua-cam.com/video/4peAo9xZGNo/v-deo.html ua-cam.com/video/vfmXPPfNee8/v-deo.html&ab_channel=PiercingTheDarkness I hope this helps ;)

@@MascaratumBLF Alright! Thank you for taking your time to help me! 😊👍

@nighthawkflyer Thanks for your comment! I on the one side I do agree with you that 10 clicks for lock may be too much, one can still lock the light physically by slightly twisting the head or the tail, preventing it from turning ON. I also state and agree that the UI is not perfect and is not for everyone, specially if the person wants a simple UI. But, still, the UI on this light is versatile and allows different configurations, which is something we don't get from many major brands. 🔦

Exactly. It's also annoying that you need to double click again to exit turbo. Lol.

I have this torch. It's 4 clicks for lockout and you still have momentary turbo when it's locked out. This torch takes both the regular sized 21700 batteries and the slightly longer ones which not all torches can. It's also very compact and built like a tank. For those reasons and more, there are plenty of people who use this torch as their EDC light.

@@mrwan7010 it's a nice little light. Just annoyed with the UI. It's a versatile light. You can attach a tail magnet and the clip can be attached to your cap. My only problem is it needs extra attention when stored. 4 clicks is momentary and will continue to burst turbo as long as the switch is pressed. Dangerous to be left inside a bag since it only takes seconds for it to punch a hole through dark-colored fabric. 🙂🙂🙂

@PardonMyEnglish Thank you ! Soon I will relase the beamshots video. Don't forget to check what it does in an outdoor nocturnal environment ;) ua-cam.com/video/kLJHA4JELOw/v-deo.html

@NoMercyInc Thanks for that information about the LED. This was the first time I saw one of these, hence my lack of knowledge about it. The Marauder Mini is a different flashlight, more complete and more complex, and surely can be used for different purposes. The Javelot Mini serves the single purpose of a "small" pocket thrower, although underpowered due to the 18500 cell. An 18650 or a 21700 in this format would be better in my opinion. Still, the price of the Marauder Mini and the Javelot Mini can weigh in the decision of buying one or the other, which is why this one still has a place in the market, despite the cons.

The Marauder Mini is a $200 flashlight. I just got this Javelot for $65 on flash sale.

Marauder is much fater and cost twice the price and has a tricky button.

Marauder is less focused !

I cannot confirm it right away as I don't have the flashlights, but this is what I wrote in my review on BLF (budgetlightforum.com/node/77842): "LEDs always turn ON on max output: it would be nice if they could be turned ON in different levels, which could be memorized" and " the front and side LEDs always start on their max power, independent of the last used level." So, I guess it alwways start at a pre-defined level, not the last used one ! I hope it helps ;)

@@MascaratumBLF Thank you for your reply.

I believe that it can work since it is a 1.5V Lithium battery (not Li-Ion). But 3.7V Li-Ion batteries will probably damage the driver and/or LED.

The stock flashlight has a reverse clicky switch but if you want you can install a forward clicky switch that will allow you to have momentary ON . You can use the same tail PCB+spring, but you need to unsolder the reverse switch to use the forward switch. Also, normally these forward switches are taller and larger than the reverse so you need to "trim" the corners to make it fit. I hope it helps in some way. If I can I will make a video showing what needs to be done, but only in the next week!

Tremendous help much appreciated!

@@MrMramirez23 I'm glad it did. If there is anything else I can help with, let me know! Still, I will try to make a video showing the differences between the switches! Have a good year!!

It surely reaches a long range with a defined beam, but it is not 2000 meters and I said in the video. Please be aware that it was a mistake! I really see it as a "pocket thrower" and when I go to my village I use at night to spot things in a long distance! Thank you!

Sorry, I was meaning 200 meters, but sometimes when recording I mess it up between hundreds and thousands :x It was my fault and it should not be seen as brand mistake! Please accept my apologies concerning that mistake. I will edit the description! Thank you and sorry for this!