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    Thanks, might wait a bit for the offer before grabbing one then...

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    Likewise, needing a new big bad torch

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    Talk to her about batts and charger if needed. This torch needs the best batts - maxtoch/panasonic 3400 protected buttontop batts. Maxtoch 3400s are rebranded panasonics.

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    Quote Originally Posted by mudgripz View Post
    That is the brand new lightweight model Maxtoch 2X - Amanda from Maxtoch says she will add a special introductory offer into the ad shortly..

    Absolutely brilliant light
    So is it better than the sniper mudz?

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    The recent M24 Sniper produced 220,000 lux for a max range of 900 meters or so. This new 2X produces more than that on its medium mode - 260,000 for 1000+ meters - and on high it produces 365,000 lux for over 1200 meters.

    If you have the smaller M24 Sniper hold onto it. The higher spec board and led in this new 2X also fit straight into the M24 as an upgrade, lifting it from 220k lux to round 290,000 lux. I have both lights and they are awesome for hunting. New 2X is very light, still great for scanning paddocks quick, but with extremely powerful centre hotspot for throw.
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    Quote Originally Posted by mudgripz View Post
    The recent M24 Sniper produced 220,000 lux for a max range of 900 meters or so. This new 2X produces more than that on its medium mode - 260,000 for 1000+ meters - and on high it produces 365,000 lux for over 1200 meters.

    If you have the smaller M24 Sniper hold onto it. The higher spec board and led in this new 2X also fit straight into the M24 as an upgrade, lifting it from 220k lux to round 290,000 lux. I have both lights and they are awesome for hunting. New 2X is very light, still great for scanning paddocks quick, but with extremely powerful centre hotspot for throw.
    Yup I have a one. How do I upgrade it. Is it just a drop in?

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    Quote Originally Posted by R93 View Post
    Yup I have a one. How do I upgrade it. Is it just a drop in?

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    Unscrew the rear flange, unscrew the reflector/lens/bezel, unsolder the wires from the LED carrier board and solder in the new board, ...
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    Quote Originally Posted by gadgetman View Post
    Unscrew the rear flange, unscrew the reflector/lens/bezel, unsolder the wires from the LED carrier board and solder in the new board, ...
    Or give it to a dude that can do that shit.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Rushy View Post
    Or give it to a dude that can do that shit.
    Think I can manage but I might just buy another torch.

    Can never have to many😆

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    Quote Originally Posted by R93 View Post
    Can never have to many��Sent from my SM-G900F using Tapatalk
    That is my experience.
    It takes 43 muscle's to frown and 17 to smile, but only 3 for proper trigger pull.
    What more do we need? If we are above ground and breathing the rest is up to us!
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    Quote Originally Posted by R93 View Post
    Think I can manage but I might just buy another torch.

    Can never have to many��

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    Probably quicker to do it than it was for me to type it. First step being to obtain new board of course.
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    If you pop the new 2X's circuit board into your present M24 it will be more like 275k lux on high (with U3 led), and on high it will have noticeably less runtime. BUT .... your M24's medium mode will also be dramatically increased with the board upgrade to 200+k lux - very similar to your M24's present high. So with the upgrade you can use 275k high when you want to, and 200+k medium for hunting - 200k will certainly do that job and keep the good runtime.

    If you add a new U4 led then M24 goes to about 290k. You could not tell the difference between 275 and 290 output except with a lux meter.

    Maxtoch should have the 4.5 amp boards for 2X/M24 available shortly. Ask Amanda - amanda@maxtoch.cn

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    Quote Originally Posted by mudgripz View Post
    If you pop the new 2X's circuit board into your present M24 it will be more like 275k lux on high (with U3 led), and on high it will have noticeably less runtime. BUT .... your M24's medium mode will also be dramatically increased with the board upgrade to 200+k lux - very similar to your M24's present high. So with the upgrade you can use 275k high when you want to, and 200+k medium for hunting - 200k will certainly do that job and keep the good runtime.

    If you add a new U4 led then M24 goes to about 290k. You could not tell the difference between 275 and 290 output except with a lux meter.

    Maxtoch should have the 4.5 amp boards for 2X/M24 available shortly. Ask Amanda - amanda@maxtoch.cn
    Cheers mudz. Can you get a switch that only has the one setting?

    I get pissed off with mine changing to strobe if I am too fast turning it on and off.


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    Quote Originally Posted by R93 View Post
    Cheers mudz. Can you get a switch that only has the one setting?

    I get pissed off with mine changing to strobe if I am too fast turning it on and off.


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    You have the rare strobe board. I have spares if you want it swapped out for the non strobe model.
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    Quote Originally Posted by gadgetman View Post
    You have the rare strobe board. I have spares if you want it swapped out for the non strobe model.
    That would be good mate.
    I will be in chch on Thursday next week.

    Or would it be better to send it?

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