Noctigon DM11 1x21700 Middle Range Thrower Emisar Osram W1 Led 150.000 cd Review And Beamshots

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Technical parameters :
- 3.8° TIR Reflector
- 1x 21700
- Waterproof to IP67 standard
- Alluminium
- 35.000 -150.000 cd
- Beam distance no indication
- 120 g excluding Battery
- length 120 mm, head diameter 40 mm, body diameter 26.5 mm
Output and runtimes :
The values in parentheses are measured in my ulbrichtball
- 2.5 Lumen on Low
- 900 (690) Lumen on Turbo

[@connormcclellan8974]

This review got me to buy my first Hank! ordered the Dm11 in black with the W2 in 6000K

[@Niyololz]

Definitely an interesting flashlight, thanks for the review

[@ZERO_SVN]

Thanks for the review. I finally have a good look at that grey body and I love it. Getting one with sft40 and wide angle optic so it's more useful outside of the small spot beam.

[@ut4uum462]

Thanks for video.
I ordered my DM11 in green color with neutral SST-40 5000K

[@smotheredchrome]

Great review keep up the good work

[@Khg72]

Not bad, I like this comparison video, greetings from Aruba.

[@g3force782]

thanks for the review!

[@adrianlewis799]

This just keeps getting better. These lights are from a barns I’ve been following avidly as I am looking for a light that is nit too big but throws well. So Thai that is of great importance to me is the time these lights will hold high or turbo. Most lights seem to stop down very fast and quite aggressively which effectively Kate’s the light of little use to me. The Sofirn you have here works in all but this last thing as the step down is to my moms far to fast had aggressive. The size is fine and the throw also. If they could sort the step down issue it would over almost perfect. The size of beam is also important to me. Some lights the spot in far too narrow for my use which is primarily as a search light for moving targets. I wonder if you could do a review of the Noctigon lights with the Ostia, W2 emitter which being wider in spot would be far more useful to me. Also the green versions of these emitters which are quite hard to find in reviews. I realise this is a lot to ask but I am asking you as your reviews are the best I have seem and I have wanted a great many. Thanks for another fantastic review. I am really impressed with your channel.

[@petdoe8938]

Great review

[@ayokay123]

Am very tempted by the W2 Blue emitter.

[@user-pb5mq3bf2y]

Thanks for such a wonderful comparison!
Could you clarify: which diode is in d1? And what are the characteristics of the flashlight with this diode?

[@JP-sn7cd]

Great comparison video. I am thinking of getting this w1 led in green, in a dm1.12, what do you think instead of white light?

[@adrianlewis799]

I’d love to see a comparison between the D1, Dm11 and perhaps another brand light such as the Acebeam L19, all with the XPL high at 5000k if possible. A lot to ask I know. Sorry😬

[@wellwhatthen10101]

I prefer the sofirn it has a far better tint to the beam 6000-6500K better colour.I wish sofirn had the range of the DM11 it would be the top torch.

[@petdoe8938]

Or order the dm11 with the LEDs you want there is a wide variety .

[@KlausvanOverstraeten]

es heisst auch nicht Nocticon, sondern Noctigon.