Finally, someone who knows how to use a variable-intensity flashlight in an irregular environment for work rather than play. It's not always about blasting the world around you with turbo.
Step-down starts pretty much immediately and is linear to about 1500 LM over roughly half an hour. It's very gradual and hard to tell unless you're running on Turbo consistently. I only use it for relatively short bursts, so never tend to notice it. The remainder of the burn down in Turbo is a bit more complicated. It stays steady and then ramps down to something like 1K LM after an hour and then steady from there until 2 hr and then it heads quickly down to zero. Thanks.
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Finally, someone who knows how to use a variable-intensity flashlight in an irregular environment for work rather than play. It's not always about blasting the world around you with turbo.
Thanks.
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I don’t know if I missed it but how long on turbo before it steps down?
Step-down starts pretty much immediately and is linear to about 1500 LM over roughly half an hour. It's very gradual and hard to tell unless you're running on Turbo consistently. I only use it for relatively short bursts, so never tend to notice it. The remainder of the burn down in Turbo is a bit more complicated. It stays steady and then ramps down to something like 1K LM after an hour and then steady from there until 2 hr and then it heads quickly down to zero. Thanks.