Visit www.fenixlighting.com/products/fenix-lr60r-search-flashlight to see the theoretical burn-down chart for all output levels. I'd like to be able to haul a RED or Alexa with me, but for now the iPhone has to suffice :) In case it was not clear, the battery level just clicked down to 74% as I started to film the final segment. Hope you found this field test informative ... if not entertaining. Thank you.
The LR60R makes good use of the USB-C standard: it charge the internal battery at 45 Watt. If you bring with you a 100 W power bank (I use the Shargeek), it is possible to charge the LR60R on the fly - one hour and half from empty. The flashlight will only operate on the Eco output level while it is charging, so you aren't fully in the dark. The power bank is absolutely essential in my opinion, as it can double or triple the autonomy of the LR60R. Of all the LR series searchlights, the LR60R is the most efficient; the only downside is the proprietary battery, made with four Samsung 40T cells in series. It should last a good number of years because the LR60R is equipped with an excellent balancing charger. The other lights in the LR series all use 21700 cells - but always connected in parallel. Fenix chose a series connection with the LR60R to maximise the converter efficiency. Thank you for the review. Greetings from the UK, Anthony
Visit www.fenixlighting.com/products/fenix-lr60r-search-flashlight to see the theoretical burn-down chart for all output levels. I'd like to be able to haul a RED or Alexa with me, but for now the iPhone has to suffice :) In case it was not clear, the battery level just clicked down to 74% as I started to film the final segment. Hope you found this field test informative ... if not entertaining. Thank you.
The LR60R makes good use of the USB-C standard: it charge the internal battery at 45 Watt.
If you bring with you a 100 W power bank (I use the Shargeek), it is possible to charge the LR60R on the fly - one hour and half from empty. The flashlight will only operate on the Eco output level while it is charging, so you aren't fully in the dark. The power bank is absolutely essential in my opinion, as it can double or triple the autonomy of the LR60R.
Of all the LR series searchlights, the LR60R is the most efficient; the only downside is the proprietary battery, made with four Samsung 40T cells in series. It should last a good number of years because the LR60R is equipped with an excellent balancing charger.
The other lights in the LR series all use 21700 cells - but always connected in parallel. Fenix chose a series connection with the LR60R to maximise the converter efficiency.
Thank you for the review.
Greetings from the UK,
Anthony
Excellent. That is a crazy amount of light 😊
Crazy is a good way to describe it :)
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I'm stuck between buying this light or the nitecore tiny monster 28
Hmmm ... any way you can afford both? The TM series (if I recall correctly) tends to be more floody, so is that what you're looking for?