MJ-810E HA-III CREE XML T60 3-Mode 1000-Lumen LED Diving Flashlight
Courtesy Loan from hellhole
Website -
http://www.dealextreme.com/p/mj-810e-ha-iii-cree-xml-t60-3-mode-1000-lumen-led-diving-flashlight-set-2x18650-4x123a-4x16340-57113Detail* Size - 280mm (Length) x 55mm (Front) x 31mm (Rear)
* Weight (with batteries) - 370g
* Battery Type - 2x 18650
* Switch Type - Magnetic Twisty knot
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Number of Mode - 3 {Hi>Mid>Low}
Beam Test
Hi
Mid
Low
Distance between Light and Curtain - 7.2m
Width of livingroom (wall to wall) - 3.3m
Beam Test
Hi
Mid
Low
Distance between Light to Wall - 2.2m
Masking Tape - Black line to black line (1m)
Camera Setting* Camera - Canon Powershot A650IS
* Mode - Manual Mode
* Aperture - f4
* Shutter - 1/2 Sec
Personal InfoWhile I
can't confirm... this seems to be a upgraded version of DX earlier
SSC-P7-C-SXO divetorch. The level of brightness is very similar to the
SSC-P7-C-SXO even when its suppose to be 100 lumen more powerful. The built quality is very good... but again, being a ''China Made'' product... QC can't be guaranteed. Stories could be found at DX's own forum about flooding and malfuntion.... But like some user pointed out.... "10 person complaining doesn't mean the other 90 person also had problem". Never the less... its kind of at your own risk. All in all.... the
MJ-810E HA-III CREE XML T60 is a very good and powerful divetorch, much like the
Cree SSC-P7-C-SXO .... as long as the one you've ordered arrival without any issue or flood during the 1st dive...
Note - An interesting issue.... when I 1st got home with the light... I tried using 2 of my own 'unprotected' 18650 batteries for the test... they are a little shorter than the 18650 batteries that came with this light.... surpise surpise... the light didn't work. Could be a spacer is needed to ensure both end of the shorter batteries sit properly inside the light... but for those with unprotected 18650 batteries... you might have to get the proper battery for this light.
