Love the start of the video cool and great review if only they made this model with a few LEDs for a bit of flood too iv had have the fenix pd35 for 5 years and it's still an amazing small bright torch peace from yorkshire brother Amen
This is definitely a great light and it comes with a bunch of accessories. 👍.😁.... Personally though, I like the more military-look of the Weltool LEP's (W3-Pro & W4).
You probably dont care but if you guys are stoned like me during the covid times then you can stream pretty much all of the latest series on InstaFlixxer. Have been streaming with my girlfriend for the last days :)
I don't have enough information to make that judgement (as I don't have access to the Sky Lumens LEP), and one might be better in some ways and the other stronger in different ways. Vinh has a load of experience boosting and upgrading lights, and Fenix makes good solid production lights. Sorry, can't help on that comparison.
Does this device actually contain a LASER to excite the phosphor or perhaps a cree LED? I am only asking as I see a lot of confusion regarding the Acronym LEP. My guess is that generically speaking any device using light to excite the phosphor can be called a Light Excitation Phosphor source, however if driven by a traditional laser, you COULD call it a Laser Excited Phosphor Torch. Thanks for the Vid!
It is indeed driven by a UV laser module. That is actually why there is the warning of the class IIIb laser device on the head, not because of the white output, but because of what is inside the head.
They use a blue 445-450 nanometer laser to excite a thin layer of a phosphor crystal, which absorbs the blue light and re-emits it as a blend of red, green and blue light, and since it is emitted from a fairly small focal point the lens array is able to focus it into a very tight beam. If I remember right the laser itself outputs somewhere between 200 to 300 milliwatts.
@@TacticalReviews I'm not in the habit of being diverted to someones website so that they can get hits. If your going to do a review on TH-cam then make it the FULL review. Not a review with an agenda to divert people over to your site.
@@kavehfard4283 A couple of things you might like to consider: I am a photographer and writer (and engineer); the website is my primary outlet, not TH-cam. Any video content is to support the written reviews, not the other way round. Hits, likes, follows, subscribes etc, are the lifeblood of 'Content Creators'. It costs you nothing to visit a link, follow or subscribe to support a creator. It costs Creators huge amounts of time to create content - maybe be a bit more supportive. Perhaps you could try being a Creator and see how you get on.
@@TacticalReviews It does cost me something, something which is more valuable than mere money, my time. I understand completely how "content creation" benefits it's creator. The name of your channel is Tactical Reviews but in order for someone to get the full lowdown on that review you need to be directed to your webpage. Maybe you should have named it Tactical Previews, because essentially that's what it is.
Thanks for your feedback. If you would like to add anything else please do. In some cases these videos are not intended as 'stand-alone' but as supporting material for the written reviews on tacticalreviews.co.uk, so consider them in that context.
Love the start of the video cool and great review if only they made this model with a few LEDs for a bit of flood too iv had have the fenix pd35 for 5 years and it's still an amazing small bright torch peace from yorkshire brother Amen
This is definitely a great light and it comes with a bunch of accessories. 👍.😁.... Personally though, I like the more military-look of the Weltool LEP's (W3-Pro & W4).
You probably dont care but if you guys are stoned like me during the covid times then you can stream pretty much all of the latest series on InstaFlixxer. Have been streaming with my girlfriend for the last days :)
@Desmond Fox definitely, I've been using InstaFlixxer for since november myself :D
the newer battery chargers from nitecore can fit protected 21700 cells from fenix, with and without charging ports.
Would love to see this tested on dark tinted car windows
Technically speaking, is this similar to the Acebeam W30?
I believe so, yes. They are both LEP lights.
How can I buy tk 30
Please look for a Fenix seller in the country you live in. If not, there are sellers that ship globally, but this might push the price up.
In your opinion, is the Fenix tk30 L.E.P. a better flashlight than the Sky Lumen L.E.P. ?
I don't have enough information to make that judgement (as I don't have access to the Sky Lumens LEP), and one might be better in some ways and the other stronger in different ways. Vinh has a load of experience boosting and upgrading lights, and Fenix makes good solid production lights. Sorry, can't help on that comparison.
@@TacticalReviews Thanks for your honest no B.S. response.
Does this device actually contain a LASER to excite the phosphor or perhaps a cree LED? I am only asking as I see a lot of confusion regarding the Acronym LEP. My guess is that generically speaking any device using light to excite the phosphor can be called a Light Excitation Phosphor source, however if driven by a traditional laser, you COULD call it a Laser Excited Phosphor Torch. Thanks for the Vid!
It is indeed driven by a UV laser module. That is actually why there is the warning of the class IIIb laser device on the head, not because of the white output, but because of what is inside the head.
They use a blue 445-450 nanometer laser to excite a thin layer of a phosphor crystal, which absorbs the blue light and re-emits it as a blend of red, green and blue light, and since it is emitted from a fairly small focal point the lens array is able to focus it into a very tight beam. If I remember right the laser itself outputs somewhere between 200 to 300 milliwatts.
I need it,,how can I..?
Find your local Fenix dealer :-)
Order it online it’s about 300$
Soak your o-rings in 303 as well as wind shield wipers, etc
Gun oil? Nitro solvent? Is that good for o-rings?
What's 303?
I think a thin wipe with dielectric grease or spritz of spray silicone should suffice
Useless in my opinion, what do you use it for?
Wasn't worth the 9 mins. If your going to test something then test it properly.
Did you read the full review? Full testing information is included in that.
@@TacticalReviews I'm not in the habit of being diverted to someones website so that they can get hits. If your going to do a review on TH-cam then make it the FULL review. Not a review with an agenda to divert people over to your site.
@@kavehfard4283 A couple of things you might like to consider:
I am a photographer and writer (and engineer); the website is my primary outlet, not TH-cam.
Any video content is to support the written reviews, not the other way round.
Hits, likes, follows, subscribes etc, are the lifeblood of 'Content Creators'.
It costs you nothing to visit a link, follow or subscribe to support a creator.
It costs Creators huge amounts of time to create content - maybe be a bit more supportive.
Perhaps you could try being a Creator and see how you get on.
@@TacticalReviews It does cost me something, something which is more valuable than mere money, my time.
I understand completely how "content creation" benefits it's creator. The name of your channel is Tactical Reviews but in order for someone to get the full lowdown on that review you need to be directed to your webpage. Maybe you should have named it Tactical Previews, because essentially that's what it is.
@@kavehfard4283 There is so much wrong with your attitude. Clearly this is not the content you are looking for - move along.
Boring
Thanks for your feedback. If you would like to add anything else please do.
In some cases these videos are not intended as 'stand-alone' but as supporting material for the written reviews on tacticalreviews.co.uk, so consider them in that context.
hahaha yeah add a "P" its confusing 'F'reviews
Rubbish review of probably a great light
What makes you say that? Have you read the full review this video is just part of?
Tactical Reviews idk what his problem is but it's a nice and detailed review