This vid kicks serious ass! That BLUE is unreal, but the K1 seems to be the perfect platform to really do each color some justice... I'm not sure the same comparison using C8+'s with the same colored NM1 LED's would have quite the same pop. Great work, guys!
Talking white osram emitters only, do you notice that the w2 ramps down sooner than with the less powerful w1? And is the 50,000 cd difference between the two noticable? And also can you use a higher capacity battery with the w1 emitter because of lower current draw? Thanks in advance. Nice review too. Thanks.
so you can wave them around and have different colors while you wave them around. really though, its just for fun. Maybe a photography nerd would make some legitimate use out of it.
This is the closest us boys are gonna get to light sabers isn't it? A hobby I never knew I wanted to be part of. But I've looked up the prices, and man it can get expensive fast.
@@nomercyinc6783It should be. All LEPs do is shine a laser on a phosphor to produce light, so it would just be a matter of having the right phosphors available and the right laser color to excite them.
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His face and laughter make my day
So cool! What an awesome comparison. Great work y'all!
That blue always looks fake on camera (I know it's not, it's just insane). I'd love to see it in person.
But that SBT90 though!!!
Does the blue appear brighter than the others in real life as well?
I'm pretty sure the blue actually appears the most dim@@randovision8418
Damn...that SBT90...holy shit!
This vid kicks serious ass! That BLUE is unreal, but the K1 seems to be the perfect platform to really do each color some justice... I'm not sure the same comparison using C8+'s with the same colored NM1 LED's would have quite the same pop.
Great work, guys!
Another great comparison video guys! I really like the drone shots
I´ve got a RED Acebeam K75, too. THAT is red light from another world! 😉 I messured 2000lm on 1200m ANSI!
Excited to receive my blue convoy l21b new emitters not osram
Talking white osram emitters only, do you notice that the w2 ramps down sooner than with the less powerful w1? And is the 50,000 cd difference between the two noticable? And also can you use a higher capacity battery with the w1 emitter because of lower current draw? Thanks in advance. Nice review too. Thanks.
50,000 candela is 10% intensity. I notice it. Also the beam is sharper and more defined. I like the K1 W1 a lot.
How long do they hold a charge and are there different modes for brightness?
How far will th red reach? Thinking of using one as a predator light
Whats the reason of having different color emitters?
so you can wave them around and have different colors while you wave them around.
really though, its just for fun. Maybe a photography nerd would make some legitimate use out of it.
There are several critical reasons
@@legendfpv probably are but you didnt include any of them in your comment, I know green/red are a tossup for hunters, blue though dunno what to do
Blue represents righteousness, green represents harmony/helpfulness, yellow for sentinels, and red if you are Sith.
@@relevation0 You're someone who understands the Jedi Path, I see. 👍
Could I get the direct link to purchase the blue one. Please and Thank you. 💙
Where is the best place to purchase?
Directly from the manufacturer if you want options. Intl-outdoor.com. Message us for more options.
has anyone put the sbt90.2 in a kr1 or kr4?
Yes, Sky lumen offers a modded KR1 with SBT-90.2. I personally have had one for almost 2 years and it's my EDC. -Jon
Yes I have white and red in a kr1
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This is the closest us boys are gonna get to light sabers isn't it?
A hobby I never knew I wanted to be part of. But I've looked up the prices, and man it can get expensive fast.
I have bought a Convoy C8+ with the blue Osram emitter, it almost looks the same as in this video for a friction of the price.
what about colored leps? is that even possible
@@nomercyinc6783It should be. All LEPs do is shine a laser on a phosphor to produce light, so it would just be a matter of having the right phosphors available and the right laser color to excite them.