Olight M20(R5) with side switch

Advanced digital power management system for best smooth and even brightness during battery life time
• Operation
-·Turn On/Off The Power
Pressing the tail cap switch will turn on/off the power.
-·Switch Mode
Pressing the side switch when power-on cycles modes through low, medium, high, strobe.
-·Direct Strobe Access
Pressing the side button when power-off activates strobe mode directly

Wat do u think ??
I think 1 switch is enough to done all job
I can change mode easily , i dun need aditional switch
& i find the side switch pretty ugly on the top of the body ....

Awesome work pseudoblue - good to be in V4!

Does anyone here in M'sia have experience with M@g hotwires? I.e. Mag85/Mag11/Mag09?

I'm already running a WA1185 in my Seraph on 3xIMR18500 and it's awesome bright (I'd guess about 1500 bulb lumens, maybe 900 OTF - and I love it floody) but it gets way too hot to hold after a minute of use!

So, I've got a Mag2D on the way ready to mod into a Mag85 as well as a Mag09 (Using FiveMega's 1909 bulb for > 2000 bulb lumens!). I was just curious if anyone here has played with these hotwire M@gs and how they compare to what they have. I just hope my 2 packages from US don't go missing... (Already lost 2 packages in the past few months)

well thanks all for the gratification, i only doing easy job only Not like our GB master


I believe so too..

Or combined runtime.

I believe it'll go for 2.5 hours or so. Let the light rest for an hour to have the battery voltage rebound, then switch on again, but yeap, at 40% output and dropping. Then, let it rebound again and switch on, 20% output and dropping, collect data.. WOW 4 HOURS!!!!

Same with the 600 hours Rookiedaddy was "amazed" at! lol

Olight might calculate their runtime way differently then we actually expect from the standards. I honestly don't think you'll get straight ~280-320 lumens for 4 hours out of an AW 18650.


To my liking, i prefer one switch though. But there are others that will find this UI very useful for them. It's up to your preference though.

Olight's M30 designed the side switch close to the tailcap switch, which can still allow one thumb operation. I haven't seen the M20 R5 yet...

Hi all. Newbie incoming...
Was directed to this thread by a fellow cpf member... thanks alantch.

Not much experience w/ Mag85, but I do have a FM85 I bought off Fivemega years ago. Its running on 3 x AW C-cells.
It gets pretty hot too. Hot enough to char the chrome bezel slightly. Can show you if you're interested.

Am now trying to lego together a pocket rocket like your seraph... just waiting for some more incoming parts.
Arghh... the wait... sucks...

Hi Scalez and welcome! Looks like we have another incan lover!

Hi scalez, welcome to the community. do share with us your "toys"

This post has been edited by Striderman: Apr 13 2010, 05:15 PM

Olight M20(R5)
Only Found 1 web selling M20(R5) & the price is cheap too
Fake or Real ? >> I dun no

Olight M20(R5) USD$ 77.99 <<Click

This post has been edited by uncle wong: Apr 13 2010, 04:46 PM

Signing in .... V4 looks good! Thanks to pseudoblue for all the hardwork.

scalez, glad to see you made it. Do show us your collection. Oh, and welcome to the bright side

It doesn't seem to show a side switch

The side switch belongs to another model M20S.

Great work pseudoblue!
Awesome work on the new thread!

Welcome scalez and hope you can make it to our gatherings.
It has always been fun.


Rare chance to play and touch and feel a whole lot of different lights.

As much an incan lover as a LED lover too... whats the word for this... FLASHAOLICS
Will get around to posting up some pics of my collection in due time...

so no more MC-E Maelstroms... no more wait... no more hype... no more myth... wonder if the XP-G version still coming

Hehe, I think they're focussing more on the SST-90s

I did thought the M500 won't make it to the shelves, it has been too long already and it's last years news. If the final product made it 2nd quarter even, it doesn't have the edge anymore. I'm also thinking the G500 won't make it too. Unless we see an impressive difference from the Quark Turbo 123^2.... 1.5A max? wide and deep reflector for outstanding throw? We have to wait and see

When I read the datasheets again, I came across these on the 2nd paragraph...

XP-G:
XLamp XP-G LEDs are the ideal choice for lighting applications where high light output
and maximum efficacy are required, such as flashlights, head-mounted lighting, bicycle
lighting, solar-powered lighting and other battery-powered lighting applications.

And some noted in cpf that it is not meant for flashlights! LOL! (and the green tint bla bla bla). Well it is bright.


MX-6:
The XLamp MX-6 LED brings high performance and quality of light to a wide range
of lighting applications, including linear lighting, LED light bulbs, fluorescent retrofits
and retail-display lighting.

Could this be the high CRI version? Cause, retail-display usually prefers warm halogen bulbs right..


For those who have taken deeper interests in tints, I still think the XR-E's tint is much better on flashlights, cool and neutral.

Others:


This post has been edited by pseudoblue: Apr 14 2010, 11:31 AM

Spotted a TK20 torture test! But no pictures, it was just a reply from a CPF thread, so here it is:

a couple of hours ago, i returned from GW2U with this...

Fenix E10


compare to AA battery


inside the body


the head


a white wall beam shot

Congratz rookiedaddy you're the first in Malaysia to own an Fenix E10. I think in the whole of Asia as well since many supplier does not carry stock of this model yet.

Lego with Quark 123x2 tailcap. But the E10 tailcap does not fit Quark.



Fenix TK45 - Prototype Pics







This post has been edited by gadgetworld2u: Apr 14 2010, 08:58 PM