Got my new LED Lenser 7736D

Got a new LED Lenser yesterday, I have another one that's a bit aged so it was time for an upgrade. Not that there was anything wrong with the old one, still works like a champ, but this one had quite a bit more lumens. It's easy to go crazy with the lumens, but I felt like 100 was plenty for an all-purpose LED torch. Looking for marring on paint shouldn't be an issue.

Haven't gotten time to play with it yet, but here she is. I shall try to post a rewiew soon.

7736D | LED Lenser High Performance





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P1et, do you own a TK11R2? I would like to know if there's a big difference before I pull the trigger on the TK. I compared the TK next to the Brinkman and the TK is much brighter. The Brinkman's light is sort of yellowish and the TK is a bright white light. Thanks

 

Btw, the TK11R2 is about 120 bucks with extra battery and charger. The Brinkman is 30 bucks, how much is the Led Lenser?

 

No, I don't own any Fenix lights. I used to have a Brinkmann, but it broke. Now I just have two LED Lensers.

Remember, they have lifetime warranties. All it takes is $5 in postage and you'll get your LED Lenser replaced or repaired for free.

 

Don't fall off your chair: $25!

 

I picked up this light and am REALLY impressed by it... especially for about ten bucks!

 

Congrats man!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Looks pretty good.

 

Nice light, I got a JetBeam Jet-IIIM a while back and love it. One thing I love is the adjustable brightness is infinite and you can set a custom brightness level between 5-100% so you can find the right brightness for the job and save it at that.

Friend of mine has that one, or a similar one, and its pretty sweet.

 

I have a Surefire with 80 lumen LED conversion and the Fenix TK10 which has 225 lumens on turbo mode. There is a huge difference between the two. Is it worth the $75 for the Fenix? I think so. They will both work, the Fenix is just a bit better with the extra lumens.

 

I have the P7 which is awesome for spotting swirls, marring and hologramming. Especially on the wide mode with full power. Not too big either. And 200 lumen


Kind regards,

Ebbe

 

Woohoo, Led lensers rule!! I got one of the headtorches the other day, oh my god, it gives out such an intense beam, handy for jet black cars!

 

Crap, Paul. How many lights do you have?

 

Which head torch was that Paul? i bought one and had to send it back cos it was crap

 

Wow, congrats on the new light. Is it really 50 hours of run time on 3 AAA batteries?

My Dorcy 160-lumen runs for 5 hours on 3 AAA batteries, and my Dorcy 80-lumen runs for 8 hours on 3 AAA batteries. I cannot believe 50 hour run time, that is awesome!

 

You just made up my mind to get the TK11R2, Thanks

 

Damn, there's so many lights we can buy! Congrats on the new purchase P1et!

 

looking forward to the review. where did you find it for 25?

 

I personally have 5 high power led flashlights... almost as addictive as detailing supplies!

 

It is funny to see a flashlight thread here.

I have a small flashlight collection as well. I learned a TON about them at candlepowerforums.com

That is the place to go to learn about flashlights.

I have a TK-11(225 lumens, $75), a Surefire 6PD ($80)with a Malkoff M60 drop in($59, 250 lumens), and a Jet Beam M1X($150,450 lumens).

The Sure fire with the drop in is noticeably brighter than the TK-11 is. But for the job most here use it for, the TK11 is fine.

Here is a shot of my Jetbeam M1X.




Beamshot @ 50 meters.

 

Cory, I was looking at that JetBeam and ended up getting the Jet-IIIM and have not thought about replacing it. Love the ability to change the brightness to any level....strobe is also fun to play with