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@@RAMASHANKARSHU pretty sure it is a 9 amp driver.

Thanks for commenting. I made no special request so I believe it is the 5a linear driver.

@@stephendavis8901 Thank you again, Stephen.

The s6 will probably have a bigger hot spot and not throw as far as the m1 because the m1 has a bigger reflector. But the s6 is more compact. I would love to see a throw measurement and beam profile of the m1 with cslpm1 green. I think you will be impressed with either host if you do not mind the green tint.

@@stephendavis8901 ua-cam.com/video/TjTdYwGoSas/v-deo.htmlsi=YgzwshA2sQE37Nt6

Good timing. Darren Yeo has a new you tube review of the m1 green cslnm1 with a throw of 942 meters!!

It does seem odd that convoy does not offer this.

I got into flashlights and headlamps almost 2 years ago and since the number of us "flashlight maniacs" is low I am helping in a very modest way by providing beam shots of lights I buy. The videos are simple to make and easy for me to do. Thank you for your support and comment. The only Nitecore I have is the awesome 2017 nu25 headlamp, my go to for backpacking. I love the high cri flood led.

No. But there are reviews on 1 lumen and/or zero air that do if I recall correctly.

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Thanks. I heard 1lumen has a new detailed review.

Ok thanks checking it out

5 star rating from 1lumen, got 1 coming my way 👍

@@forgetmyname5166 Great! The run time compared to a 21700 battery light is less, but we knew that so no big deal. And you can always lower the output and still have plenty of light.

Sorry I am taking so long to respond. I just saw your comment. I bought this from wurkkos soon after it became available. I was looking for a compact 18650 light for pocket and travel use, and this became available. It is not as small as a zebra light but it has the 519a and it is cheap. Excellent light. 0:09

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I do not have the sft40 in this host but have it in the wurkkos fc12 which has a similar deep reflector. The fc12 is a little bit brighter but the cslpm1 in the s6 has more throw and very good spill. I am really impressed with the s6 and the cslpm1. My s21a with the same emitters is not centered properly but still throws about as far as the s6 according to my eyes. Does the green cslpm1 throw well in your s6?

I agree.

More powerful driver as well

I do not have this emitters in a convoy s2+ but I have 4 of them in the sofirn if25a. The tint is ok but the light steps down quickly from turbo as it gets quite hot quickly.

I have not bought an sbt 90.2 light yet but when I do it might be the convoy l7. The l21b 90.2 does seem great though.

I really like the tint but the throw is not close to the 6500k l21b sft40. It is on par with the wurkkos fc12 sft40 which has a smaller reflector. I do like the d1 though.

@@stephendavis8901 The L21b is quite bigger tho isn't it? I will ask if Hank could build me one 👍

@@YummehPyroFlakes Yes the l21b has a bigger reflector. The wurkkos fc12 has a smaller reflector than the d1 sft40 3000k but to my eye throws as far. I think the 3000k sft 40 throws much less than the 6500k sft40.

70 cri

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6500k.

Thanks!

Thanx kylam.

Glad you enjoyed it!

Thanks again.😊

Thanks ✌️

I like the lumens of the multiple 519a's in the ts32, but the sft 40 in that light is not as intense as it is in the l21b. The l21b is almost perfect.

Mine came with the 4 mode driver that is 3 amps I believe.

Another question, what do you think is the range at 20%?

@@TheGrenadier97 It does have the orange peel reflector. There are other emitters like the sft 40 and the cslnm1 that are better throwers at the cost of lower cri. I have the 18350 tube and it makes any s2+ more versatile. The s2+ will not be very bright at 20 percent for throw but I cannot give you numbers.

Thanks Stephen. 👍🏻

@@TheGrenadier97 you are welcome!

I like it too. It seems similar to the wurkkos ts22.

My pleasure

I now have the m21b with a 4000k xhp70.3. Really nice. Throwy and floody .

I hope you enjoy it. Nice beam and lightweight.

I have not noticed the donut hole or fried egg. I agree that it is a great led as it is very bright, throws well, and has good color rendering.

@@stephendavis8901 No? Interesting. My M21B has an FC40 4500K, and there's a _significant_ tint shift between the center of the beam and the lateral spill. The center is much warmer, like 3800K vs. almost 5000K of the spill. That and the center is not the brightest part; rather, it's the corona around it. Even the untrained eye can see it, and it doesn't have to be against a white wall at all. It's still a really good light with a really nice illumination factor, mind. I use it constantly, probably the most of all my torches.

@@DinnerForkTongue Tonite I am going to take it outside and pay closer attention to the beam and try to see what you see.

@@stephendavis8901 Let me know of your findings!

@@DinnerForkTongue I will!

I also really like the combination of high lumens and high cri of the gt fc40 but the xhp70.2 has better efficiency and does not get as hot as the gt fc40 or the 519a. There are so many great choices.

It is fun to use but the handle is a little awkward in relation to the control buttons and the light is kind of heavy.

How did you end up liking it?..I love mine.

If you mean sustained lumens after stepdown I think I read it can sustain 1000 lumens for at least an hour and 300 to 500 for a couple of hours. I could not find the information, though. It has a very efficient boost driver and is a pleasure to use.

@@stephendavis8901 Yes, I mean, 1500 lumens should be reduced according to the temperature, then how much brightness will last after the reduction, that is not known. I haven't seen any data on that either

@@linkchou8993 I think the led and driver are so efficient you will be pleased with the sustainable brightness.

I agree and dedoming is easy to do.