It would be interesting to see the amount of flood at 500, 1000, and 1500 meters. It would also be cool to see someone read a book, or do exacting work at those ranges using it as illumination.
This is exactly what i have wanted from a hand held light since i first picked up a flashlight as a kid. Literally checks every box in that it is bright even at great dstance, i can put it in my pocket, and the beam does not really flare or widen at all at distance which is to say it puts alot f light exactly where i want it with no side lighting everything around what i am shining it on. Perfect in every way except the price tag for me, i know most people want flood and not a super tight beam though i am the total opposite and i love that what i have always wanted has finally been made just wish i could actually afford it. Other things come first though a super powerful tight beam flashlight is VERY much not a "toy" or a novelty light when you live in an Urban area that gets Hurricanes, shame that i will not be able to get one before Hurricane season starts again because of the cost of it. At least i gt my several months of food water and everything else given i have been through over a month without power from bad storms more than once..
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@@therealnynetynyne360 ha ha thanks, used to make a buddy in high school do that with his chocolate milk, managed to pull of the rare double one lunch hour and got out of the game on top!
At about 2 min 35 sec, he said the human eye can see the flicker of a candle at 30 miles. Actually, in the best of conditions, the healthiest human eye can see candlelight at about 1.6 miles (2.5 km). Not quite 30 miles, but still impressive. That being said, this is an extremely useful video. The visual comparisons are absolutely amazing. Thank you for making it.
I got their g10 WML just a little while ago. Perfect for rifle applications, and for the first time I have a beam that is uninterrupted by the barrel of my rifle. Nobody believes that it's only $160.
@@Relics So you use the exception [use of a sniper rifle (to kill a racoon)] to highlight product features? In this case I would like use a nuke (with this flash light) to kill it - when I am in the mood ;-)
Nate. Your right. It tuly is insane. I'm trying to justify why I need that laser and why. I guess its a little to bright to check the patients' pupil dilation!!!
Great Video! It was usefull to see a number of flashlight design/design philosophies demonstrated side by side. This helps choose the tight tool for the right application. 👍 Your communication skills, relaxed demeanor ,and imbedded teaching is also appreciated. 😎
So by the time the light spreads out enough to usefully illuminate the object you are pointing at you need binoculars or a scope to see what it is. Could be useful for a range-finding or targeting application but other than that it is just a really cool toy.
not a prepper myself but being Canadian of course I'm going to subscribe and thumbs up all possible.... The stuff you do and review is pretty interesting so yeah, well worth watching. Coming up on half a million sub's mid-2019 so congratulations! Now to go to your page and line up all those vids I haven't seen yet. Thanks, man.
I remember when I was younger some kids decided to shine some high power green lasers into both my sister and my room. Could. Have. Used. One Of These.
713TEX Matt Smith has a great channel all about flashlights and did the best review I’ve seen. For some reason my phone is acting stupid or I would provide a link. Search Matt Smith
I have heard that Acebeam are discontinuing the W30 and also the W10. The reason being that the manufactures of the bulb are increasing their prices too much. However Acebeam have stated they will be bringing out new versions in March 2020. But who knows. I heard all this from the UK agent I bought my W30 from when I placed an order for the W10 (as I was wanting to be the proud owner of both). So for now it appears that the W30 & W10 will soon become rare and sought after torches. So thank you Canadian Prepper for making me aware that such an awesome torch existed which made me purchase almost straight away after watching your review. But sadly I was too late for the little brother as I recently tried to place an order for the W10 to discover its fate. All the best.
I have a w30 and it is just simply amazing. I collect flashlight throwers and i have every single super thrower. This one far exceeds all of them by far. The longest recorded beam distance i had was 3.12 kms on a clear night againsy a mountain side across a huge bay. I definitely am a big believer in the w30 ( i have also the w10). Alas, acebeam has just announced a few days ago that this will be discontinued. I have also heard rumors that the chinese authorities are banning all lep flashlights for civilian sales. Next torch has also refused to sell their w7 lep fl unless to police or military only. It sucks but my advice is get em while you can or else they're gone forever.
I can’t leave this alone🤔. If you have a telescope and locate the international space station you could possibly Signal them. You can Monitor them on a ham radio at 145.80 MHz to see if they can see you?
Sniper rifle flashlight?the whole trick to surviving as a sniper is to remain concealed,I think this would give your position away,but otherwise, where can I get one?
It will drop laser phosphor technology is still fairly new there using it in the new video projectors instead of lamps it’s the new technology everyone wants hence the price tag
Blake Griffin - looks like 6 months later, your theory is wrong... this light is currently being sold for around $550 on amazon from a 3rd party seller. Amazon has none to sell... Was this thing discontinued or banned?
@@CreeseDF Ohh I know, but I've got so many lights running 6500k, I figured I'd get something different. I really do happen to like the 90 CRI version, I've played with it a good while now and love the color temp. It does look a lot like sunlight, and colors really pop under it. The output is still 500 lumens, so I'm not sure if the 6500k is all that much brighter anyways. I'd love to do a side by side comparison, but I'm sure as hell not dropping another $300 lol. On a side note, I got a flashlight picatinny rifle mount that fits the Acebeam and mounted it to my M&P 15 paired with a 4x ACOG, and holy hell is it a demon gun now lol. I can pick out targets over 600 yards away in pitch black moonless night. All an observer looking at me could see at that range is a giant glare, there's no way anyone could pinpoint your exact location, but you can sure as hell see them lol.
@@TheExplosiveGuy Okay!! I actually found a picture of a side-by-side comparison of all 3 versions of the W30. facebook.com/Stewitsch.led/posts/acebeam-w30-in-4k-cri-und-65k/2344921882222699/ The 90 CRI version has a more peach colored beam. The 4000k has a yellow beam, and the 6500k has a teal-blue beam
I study Photonics as a master program, I know exactly that that's not a 500W laser, which do not even exist in continuous wave as of now. I'm just mocking the video for saying that crazy statement, it's a joke...
Bought a catapult mini. Nice throw, very bright . Battery Sucks, won't hold the charge for long...... the on/off switch needs improvement as well. Cool little light. I'm sure the full size is nice as well but probably has similar problems.
It IS NOT a laser. It is a laser pumped light source. It has great throw due to the very small pumped emitter area allowing a tight focus. Too damn expensive tho, i got my helicopter search light for less.
What did you expect from a moron called Canadia Prepper? Couldn't prep some research I guess. There is no laser infront , Its OLD tech using phosphorus using a laser INSIDE. WickedLaser had an adapter for this and Acebeam made it better by upgrading the laser diode and better integration. But no, it can't damage your eyes due to radiation, it'll damage you because the surface area is so concentrated in a single spot, exactly how lasers do! Minus the burning that a laser at a similar brightness > which would involve closer distance, might do. @Canadian Prepper Stop screaming LASER like a moron and do some research. > Phosphor system for converting far-infrared laser radiation to visible light - May *1971*
@@Arcron Thank you for this, there is intelligent life out there. I was beginning to go mad looking at all these ignorant comments. People foolishly believing some imbecile that has not a clue of what he speaks about.
$250 wtfff why are lights with focused beams always insanely expensive. Its pretty cool but almost impractical as a regular light, i would love a diffuser cap so it would be useable
It's more laser than flashlight. It uses a light emitting phosphor (LEP) instead of an LED. Laser components ain't cheap, trust me I've blown three grand this year on them lol. I'm getting one but it's gonna hurt...
@@danielmuscarella8239 I never did say it was an expensive flashlight, Ken M did. I merely explained why this light is more expensive than your average lights. You did hear me say I've spent over $3k on laser pointers, right? I know all about high end model costs.
So you would potentially blind and make someone crash simply because they forgot to turn off their high beams? Then serving jail time for manslaughter or possibly murder. You seem to be the ignorant one here. As they say "Ignorance is bliss".
Hi. I own a tn40 and 42, modified. Love them, esp the tn40. Lately, I’ve been seeing the acebeam k75 come up. What is your opinion on the 75? Worth it over the tn 40? Thanks William
I HAVE ACCIDENTALLY TURNED-ON BRIGHT FLASHLIGHTS DIGGING THROUGH MY GO BAG AND HAD THEM BLIND ME FOR SEVERAL MINUTES. THAT THING NEEDS TO BE IN IT'S OWN HOLSTER, SNAPPED-IN TIGHT-NO DOUBT.
Missed the beam comparison with the red filter, although it is probably difficult to see on camera, as well as the total lumens lost to heat in the flashlight, but with the right setup with scope, looks to be something that would be good for a nightvision vs redlight night setup. I wonder if the phosphorous will degrade with time/heat?
By the way, only thing this video was missing was the sound effects of a lightsaber when you turned on the Acebeam. Would have been icing on the cake haha ...
There is no laser infront , Its OLD tech using phosphorus using a laser INSIDE. WickedLaser had an adapter for this and Acebeam made it better by upgrading the laser diode and better integration. But no, it can't damage your eyes due to radiation, it'll damage you because the surface area is so concentrated in a single spot, exactly how lasers do! Minus the burning that a laser at a similar brightness > which would involve closer distance, might do. @Canadian Prepper Stop screaming LASER like a moron and do some research. > Phosphor system for converting far-infrared laser radiation to visible light - May *1971*
I was remembering, when i was a kid my father brought a Sanyo light to my home all we were totally wondered about the brightness of sanyo's light... now it is going very far..., 😁
Almost decade old BMW tech (in the visible illumination area anyway) . Took the Chinese long enough to steal it and do a flashlight using bargain-basement components.
@@16v15 Hmm, thanks for sharing that article! I'd venture to say that the technology was developing more simultaneously tbh, because other papers on the subject are dated around 2017 iopscience.iop.org/article/10.1070/QEL16396
@@zappergames4785 Developing simultaneously? Chinese?!? BWAHAHHAHAHA!!!!! BMW openly admitted these were in development in 2011. Chinese stole/back engineered through some conduit. Happens all day, every day. BMW's own fault for doing any production there, don't get me wrong. Let alone their subs... www.roadandtrack.com/new-cars/car-technology/news/a3126/bmw-developing-laser-headlights-26086/
I don't know if you read old comments, but I'd like to see you mount this to a pair of binoculars then view something from really far away. Especially since this light has been discontinued.
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4:00 R.I.P. doggos eyeballs
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It would be interesting to see the amount of flood at 500, 1000, and 1500 meters. It would also be cool to see someone read a book, or do exacting work at those ranges using it as illumination.
This is exactly what i have wanted from a hand held light since i first picked up a flashlight as a kid. Literally checks every box in that it is bright even at great dstance, i can put it in my pocket, and the beam does not really flare or widen at all at distance which is to say it puts alot f light exactly where i want it with no side lighting everything around what i am shining it on. Perfect in every way except the price tag for me, i know most people want flood and not a super tight beam though i am the total opposite and i love that what i have always wanted has finally been made just wish i could actually afford it. Other things come first though a super powerful tight beam flashlight is VERY much not a "toy" or a novelty light when you live in an Urban area that gets Hurricanes, shame that i will not be able to get one before Hurricane season starts again because of the cost of it. At least i gt my several months of food water and everything else given i have been through over a month without power from bad storms more than once..
Was in Florida Charlie hit the eye went over my house. I been prepared ever since
I'm actually mad at myself for wanting that so badly. Bad Jamie, ...no biscuit.
Bad boy
Get in your cage
You must be PISSED at me for having one
That's cool, I have no use for one but I want one.
Shine it into your neighbors eyes
Me too!
@@jahluke1101 me too
Is this a scam??? Like all the others???
This is my exact problem.
The Amazon ad also advertises this as a dive light to a depth of 100m. I would be interested in seeing what the beam looks like underwater.
“Don’t shine it at planes”
*proceeds to shine it everywhere else*
Loved it. And great job, as always, on the presentation. You’re one of the very best.
It may not be the flashlight that you need (arguably), but its the flashlight you want. 😂
you god dam right!
I do need it for spotting thieves at my ranch, and i also want it.
You should be a car salesman... If you're not one already lol
Wife to husband: "you don't need that".
Husband to wife: "just like 93 pairs of your shoes".
🤣🤣🤣🤣
If it was manufactured with an adjustable focus lens from pinpoint to flood, I’d buy it.
yeah, what i just said.
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I stupidly lost my password. I would love any tips you can offer me
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I see it takes quite some time so I will reply here later with my results.
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...if flashlight technology keeps going as it is; I will be able to cook my freeze dried food in a grid down shtf with it...
It is efficient, I always approve of efficiency!
This light is dope. I need to test it in water.
Will EDC on sharks? With frickin lasers!
@@electricfatman thx for making me clean my screen been putting it off, but the coffee that ejected from my nose made me have to clean it. Lol
@@therealnynetynyne360 ha ha thanks, used to make a buddy in high school do that with his chocolate milk, managed to pull of the rare double one lunch hour and got out of the game on top!
Is that only me the dog looks so cute
At about 2 min 35 sec, he said the human eye can see the flicker of a candle at 30 miles. Actually, in the best of conditions, the healthiest human eye can see candlelight at about 1.6 miles (2.5 km). Not quite 30 miles, but still impressive. That being said, this is an extremely useful video. The visual comparisons are absolutely amazing. Thank you for making it.
I got their g10 WML just a little while ago. Perfect for rifle applications, and for the first time I have a beam that is uninterrupted by the barrel of my rifle. Nobody believes that it's only $160.
cost a whopping $600 here in NZ
@@eco_logic not even seeing it for sale now
Need it! Don't know for what, but we need it!
01:55 "Sniper rifle flashligth" lol. Is there also a whistle included to give all blind opponents the opportunity to hear where the sniper hides?
Air horn.. lol
Maybe in warfare but what about the racoon that keeps eating my garbage
@@Relics Are you going to use a sniper rifle to kill the racoon?
@@v.gedace1519 If im in the mood
@@Relics So you use the exception [use of a sniper rifle (to kill a racoon)] to highlight product features? In this case I would like use a nuke (with this flash light) to kill it - when I am in the mood ;-)
Nate. Your right. It tuly is insane. I'm trying to justify why I need that laser and why. I guess its a little to bright to check the patients' pupil dilation!!!
If they made the beam just slightly adjustable to widen it a bit it would be perfect.
The more I watch this video, Man Oh man ! all I want to go and get it now!
Great Video! It was usefull to see a number of flashlight design/design philosophies demonstrated side by side. This helps choose the tight tool for the right application. 👍
Your communication skills, relaxed demeanor ,and imbedded teaching is also appreciated. 😎
Incredible light. I want one!
I dont need this...but I freaking want it.
So by the time the light spreads out enough to usefully illuminate the object you are pointing at you need binoculars or a scope to see what it is. Could be useful for a range-finding or targeting application but other than that it is just a really cool toy.
@4:28 "look how straight that beam is" 😀
- I would be really excited if they made it bend. That would be radical
He means it doesn't get wider at the end😐 but I think you knew that, I hope you knew that....🙊🙉🙈
-I know
not a prepper myself but being Canadian of course I'm going to subscribe and thumbs up all possible.... The stuff you do and review is pretty interesting so yeah, well worth watching. Coming up on half a million sub's mid-2019 so congratulations!
Now to go to your page and line up all those vids I haven't seen yet.
Thanks, man.
I remember when I was younger some kids decided to shine some high power green lasers into both my sister and my room.
Could.
Have.
Used.
One
Of
These.
great video! Who needs guns, when you have these underrated gems to defend yourself
What type of battery does it use? How long does it last? Is it removable? Is the flashlight IP rated?
713TEX yes it’s removable and charges with a usb cord just like with a cellphone. Research it
@@joemusic2882 I did. There was alot left out. Not very good sales pitch.
713TEX Matt Smith has a great channel all about flashlights and did the best review I’ve seen. For some reason my phone is acting stupid or I would provide a link. Search Matt Smith
I have heard that Acebeam are discontinuing the W30 and also the W10. The reason being that the manufactures of the bulb are increasing their prices too much. However Acebeam have stated they will be bringing out new versions in March 2020. But who knows. I heard all this from the UK agent I bought my W30 from when I placed an order for the W10 (as I was wanting to be the proud owner of both). So for now it appears that the W30 & W10 will soon become rare and sought after torches. So thank you Canadian Prepper for making me aware that such an awesome torch existed which made me purchase almost straight away after watching your review. But sadly I was too late for the little brother as I recently tried to place an order for the W10 to discover its fate. All the best.
Would be cool to see how far it goes and how well it does in to water and under water.
This is great to blind any criminals threatening to break into your house. This can literally fry those eyeballs.
I have a w30 and it is just simply amazing. I collect flashlight throwers and i have every single super thrower. This one far exceeds all of them by far. The longest recorded beam distance i had was 3.12 kms on a clear night againsy a mountain side across a huge bay. I definitely am a big believer in the w30 ( i have also the w10). Alas, acebeam has just announced a few days ago that this will be discontinued. I have also heard rumors that the chinese authorities are banning all lep flashlights for civilian sales. Next torch has also refused to sell their w7 lep fl unless to police or military only. It sucks but my advice is get em while you can or else they're gone forever.
falluj never had anything like it may never again so I have 2 now
Wow you are back!!!
I can’t leave this alone🤔. If you have a telescope and locate the international space station you could possibly Signal them. You can Monitor them on a ham radio at 145.80 MHz to see if they can see you?
Yes, in theory, you might be able to see this from space if it were aimed exactly perfectly.
Why would you want to?
Very unlikely. Wiser to use a traditional laser (with permission of course)
happy to see your pup is doing good.
Need to have these as solar trickle charged - and it will be a total SHTF light.
all the cats in the neighborhood must love you
Sniper rifle flashlight?the whole trick to surviving as a sniper is to remain concealed,I think this would give your position away,but otherwise, where can I get one?
The dog propably had to lead you home!! Lol! crazy lights!
I feel bad for like any moth just like gets close to the light like "Oh look a light"
Also the moth very close to the light:AHHH IT BURNS
Canadian prepper out here looking like I Am Legend
Wait and the price should come down a little... My buying power is around one-hundred dollars...
Same here, I want this light.
@@milesc.anthony2811I bought one and spent 269.95, so amazing, i like it, an irreplaceable product
Buy essentials, not toys.
It will drop laser phosphor technology is still fairly new there using it in the new video projectors instead of lamps it’s the new technology everyone wants hence the price tag
Blake Griffin - looks like 6 months later, your theory is wrong... this light is currently being sold for around $550 on amazon from a 3rd party seller. Amazon has none to sell... Was this thing discontinued or banned?
Use different "GOBO" filters on a foggy or misty night …
Stage color filters can be purchased in packs …
They are high temperature cellulose.
911: what your emergency?
My curtains randomly bursted into flames!
Got one and is definitely worth it.
Yep, just got mine a couple hours ago, can't wait till night time. I got the 90CRI version, looks like sunlight. Definitely worth $300...
@@TheExplosiveGuy Man. ..the 6500k is brighter. Should've got that. although, that just my preference.
@@CreeseDF Ohh I know, but I've got so many lights running 6500k, I figured I'd get something different. I really do happen to like the 90 CRI version, I've played with it a good while now and love the color temp. It does look a lot like sunlight, and colors really pop under it. The output is still 500 lumens, so I'm not sure if the 6500k is all that much brighter anyways. I'd love to do a side by side comparison, but I'm sure as hell not dropping another $300 lol.
On a side note, I got a flashlight picatinny rifle mount that fits the Acebeam and mounted it to my M&P 15 paired with a 4x ACOG, and holy hell is it a demon gun now lol. I can pick out targets over 600 yards away in pitch black moonless night. All an observer looking at me could see at that range is a giant glare, there's no way anyone could pinpoint your exact location, but you can sure as hell see them lol.
@@TheExplosiveGuy Okay!! I actually found a picture of a side-by-side comparison of all 3 versions of the W30. facebook.com/Stewitsch.led/posts/acebeam-w30-in-4k-cri-und-65k/2344921882222699/ The 90 CRI version has a more peach colored beam. The 4000k has a yellow beam, and the 6500k has a teal-blue beam
That light blinded me through the phone - oww!
Lol - j/k
W30 the original, and 3 yrs later still the best among LEP flashlights. I tested mine at a verified distance of 3.12 kms
0.5 Watts: *reflection on a wall blinds you before you can blink*
"THIS IS ONLY 500 WATTS"
500 lumens
I study Photonics as a master program, I know exactly that that's not a 500W laser, which do not even exist in continuous wave as of now. I'm just mocking the video for saying that crazy statement, it's a joke...
Bought a catapult mini. Nice throw, very bright . Battery Sucks, won't hold the charge for long...... the on/off switch needs improvement as well. Cool little light. I'm sure the full size is nice as well but probably has similar problems.
It IS NOT a laser. It is a laser pumped light source. It has great throw due to the very small pumped emitter area allowing a tight focus. Too damn expensive tho, i got my helicopter search light for less.
That's insane!
I own it. Best light ever.
So is it actually emitting pure laser light out the front? I thought the laser just makes the phosphor emit regular light?
What did you expect from a moron called Canadia Prepper? Couldn't prep some research I guess. There is no laser infront , Its OLD tech using phosphorus using a laser INSIDE.
WickedLaser had an adapter for this and Acebeam made it better by upgrading the laser diode and better integration. But no, it can't damage your eyes due to radiation, it'll damage you because the surface area is so concentrated in a single spot, exactly how lasers do! Minus the burning that a laser at a similar brightness > which would involve closer distance, might do.
@Canadian Prepper Stop screaming LASER like a moron and do some research.
> Phosphor system for converting far-infrared laser radiation to visible light - May *1971*
@@Arcron Thank you for this, there is intelligent life out there. I was beginning to go mad looking at all these ignorant comments. People foolishly believing some imbecile that has not a clue of what he speaks about.
@Doug Durrum Fat bastard complaining about doomsday. Go read the bible you religious freak
Good video, like how you've made the video simple aswell as the comparison between each.
Nice! Too rich for my blood, however...I'll have to wait a while. Cool gadget, for sure! Thanks for the great video!
I love your pup 100 thumbs up great channel.
This pretty much proves to me that the military definitely has shit that can incinerate things from space.
Fire they ass up from the mothership 👽👽👽🛸🛸🛸🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Imagine the impact of putting the same focused lense on that 100,000 lumen flash light.
Instant forest fire starter from a mile away lol
I'm surprised it doesn't have a focus ring so you can turn the beam into a flood and get dual purpose.
Is there a stellar flashlight that offers this?
Sharks with fricken lazer beams attached to their heads.
$250 wtfff why are lights with focused beams always insanely expensive.
Its pretty cool but almost impractical as a regular light, i would love a diffuser cap so it would be useable
It's more laser than flashlight. It uses a light emitting phosphor (LEP) instead of an LED. Laser components ain't cheap, trust me I've blown three grand this year on them lol. I'm getting one but it's gonna hurt...
Mark Green you only think it’s expensive because your not into flashlights. 250 bucks is nothing for a flashlight. HDS, MALKOFF etc.
@@danielmuscarella8239 I never did say it was an expensive flashlight, Ken M did. I merely explained why this light is more expensive than your average lights. You did hear me say I've spent over $3k on laser pointers, right? I know all about high end model costs.
Mark Green ya my comment was not in response to your post. Not sure why it was posted to you.
@@danielmuscarella8239 huh, weird. No worries.
Thanks, really liked the demo, good examples. Helped learning knowledge about lights
The military probably already has these "future iterations."
If this exists commercially then it is most definitely yes
Should include a flood difuser like the red lense ! It would make the perfect light with more option!
Can be used for diving as well, down to 100m - i wonder how that looks like.....perhaps next video, you can do some beam shots under water? 😆
Just ordered. Can't wait!
Why would you, as “Canadian Prepper”, review a flashlight that will not ship to Canada? So frustrating.
apparently it does they shipped it to him..........duh
@@GATORADDAM Not all that funny.
I am obsessed with flashlights!! I have quite a few tactical ones, and just general use. I am gonna get this puppy!
Do javolalot pro vs this light
nice light! ...greetings from finland! :)
This could be used as an attack back tools to those who ignorantly put on vehicle high beam on the road.
Yepp 😂
So you would potentially blind and make someone crash simply because they forgot to turn off their high beams? Then serving jail time for manslaughter or possibly murder. You seem to be the ignorant one here. As they say "Ignorance is bliss".
@@tonytrovato9797 yeah bro..just exactly the same like i did that to u too...hahahaha
It would be pretty cool to have a diffuser or something with the w30 to have flood capability if you want/need it
Might even be able to do it with a fitted end cap could be done in a well stocked shop.
Hi. I own a tn40 and 42, modified. Love them, esp the tn40. Lately, I’ve been seeing the acebeam k75 come up. What is your opinion on the 75? Worth it over the tn 40? Thanks William
WILLIAM PERRELLIphoto com - what exactly does “modified” mean?
Styropyro:So anyway I started blasting
2:22 A american that talks in meters and kilometers? Well, you don't hear that often!
Nice, also Marshall's looking really good!!!
Do you see all the ufo's in the sky behind him moving irraticly
This is definitely an All American Prepper tool for sure!
Send this flashlight to styropyro and he'll make 500.000 lumens overclocked laser killer flashlight
Mr. Wanjay lol
Yeah, and the cells and light will catch on fire.
Tbh
I wish!!
I HAVE ACCIDENTALLY TURNED-ON BRIGHT FLASHLIGHTS DIGGING THROUGH MY GO BAG AND HAD THEM BLIND ME FOR SEVERAL MINUTES. THAT THING NEEDS TO BE IN IT'S OWN HOLSTER, SNAPPED-IN TIGHT-NO DOUBT.
I bought one. I’m now offering home discount Lasik surgery.
Missed the beam comparison with the red filter, although it is probably difficult to see on camera, as well as the total lumens lost to heat in the flashlight, but with the right setup with scope, looks to be something that would be good for a nightvision vs redlight night setup. I wonder if the phosphorous will degrade with time/heat?
$259... Really are you serious 🤣🤣🤣
Fucking cheap
That's really cheap for what it is. If you had a flashlight hobby, you'd understand. I don't feel like explaining again..
By the way, only thing this video was missing was the sound effects of a lightsaber when you turned on the Acebeam. Would have been icing on the cake haha ...
It’s a more expensive “Coast” light
hi J A...
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why use a word EX- - - - - - -...
how come china made and not america made
@@bestamerica what
I WANT ALL OF THOSE LIGHTS
Good for predator hunting...
You deserve more likes, comments, shares, and subscription.
I sub to your channel
Keep up the good work.
There is no laser infront , Its OLD tech using phosphorus using a laser INSIDE.
WickedLaser had an adapter for this and Acebeam made it better by upgrading the laser diode and better integration. But no, it can't damage your eyes due to radiation, it'll damage you because the surface area is so concentrated in a single spot, exactly how lasers do! Minus the burning that a laser at a similar brightness > which would involve closer distance, might do.
@Canadian Prepper Stop screaming LASER like a moron and do some research.
> Phosphor system for converting far-infrared laser radiation to visible light - May *1971*
I was remembering, when i was a kid my father brought a Sanyo light to my home all we were totally wondered about the brightness of sanyo's light... now it is going very far..., 😁
Almost decade old BMW tech (in the visible illumination area anyway) . Took the Chinese long enough to steal it and do a flashlight using bargain-basement components.
What do you mean BMW tech? Did they have some sort of Laser Excited Phosphor headlight?
@@zappergames4785 , In short, yes.
www.bmwoffreeport.com/blogs/827/how-bmw-lasterlight-work-and-what-are-benefits/
@@16v15 Hmm, thanks for sharing that article! I'd venture to say that the technology was developing more simultaneously tbh, because other papers on the subject are dated around 2017
iopscience.iop.org/article/10.1070/QEL16396
@@zappergames4785 Developing simultaneously? Chinese?!? BWAHAHHAHAHA!!!!!
BMW openly admitted these were in development in 2011. Chinese stole/back engineered through some conduit. Happens all day, every day. BMW's own fault for doing any production there, don't get me wrong. Let alone their subs...
www.roadandtrack.com/new-cars/car-technology/news/a3126/bmw-developing-laser-headlights-26086/
Just give away your position as a sniper with this “Friday Night Lights flood light”
Thank u man! Ur big help definitely buying it
Nice I like the dog very smart
I don't know if you read old comments, but I'd like to see you mount this to a pair of binoculars then view something from really far away. Especially since this light has been discontinued.
I just bought the weltool w4 and it was worth every penny!
I do own the W4 too. It's the most efficient flashlight I've ever seen and it's so light!!
good for keeping bears from approaching your campsite/home.