which is better the nite core ea4 860 lumens or the skyray king 6x 4000 lumens ???
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The EA4 would be the best of those two choices. If you want a good flashlight that is like the Skyray King I would recommend the Nitecore TM26. The Skyray King looks like a cheap Chinese imitation of the Nitecore TM11 with an extremely exaggerated lumen output.
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Have no experience with the Skyray but the EA4 is a nice ligh though they have had problems with the rubber button cover failing. search EA4 ballooned switch
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skyray is a horrible brand, and you don't want to get the ea4 either, the button is made of a thermoplastic that fails very fast( a couple months at most). what you want instead is the Nitecore P16. i have one and it is by far, regardless of the fact it isn't the brightest, or the smallest, or the cheapest, but the best bang for the buck. there are more powerful lights, they are all bigger, there are more featureful lights, they are all more expensive and less reliable. if you get any other light, it will lack the value the P16 has. it is the only flashlight i have never regretted anything about getting it for, and i have had over 30 different flashlights. skyray is a horrible brand, and you don't want to get the ea4 either, the button is made of a thermoplastic that fails very fast( a couple months at most). what you want instead is the Nitecore P16. i have one and it is by far, regardless of the fact it isn't the brightest, or the smallest, or the cheapest, but the best bang for the buck. there are more powerful lights, they are all bigger, there are more featureful lights, they are all more expensive and less reliable. if you get any other light, it will lack the value the P16 has. it is the only flashlight i have never regretted anything... » Read More skyray is a horrible brand, and you don't want to get the ea4 either, the button is made of a thermoplastic that fails very fast( a couple months at most). what you want instead is the Nitecore P16. i have one and it is by far, regardless of the fact it isn't the brightest, or the smallest, or the cheapest, but the best bang for the buck. there are more powerful lights, they are all bigger, there are more featureful lights, they are all more expensive and less reliable. if you get any other light, it will lack the value the P16 has. it is the only flashlight i have never regretted anything about getting it for, and i have had over 30 different flashlights. « Show Less
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Frostfire 16 LED is better. Mr. Beams is the best @ the same price but use batteries and light last longer after motion.. This one(frost fire) stopped working after a month. There are no options.
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I would expect the CREE lite to be brighter than the Cygolite. I also have the CREE 1800 and it makes night riding like daytime. I like.my Cygo but really like the CREE because its so bright.
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The bronze model put out 2480 lumens and the gray model puts out 2620 lumens. PCBZ is bronze and PCGY is gray.
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I guess what I meant was, how do they compare based on specs? Specifically, what is the wattage, lumens, coverage by SQFT, & penetration of the JD lighting system? I'm just about ready to hit "Add to Cart" and the only thing stopping me is the price difference.
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I don't know the K or lumens, but it is bright for my map light and courtesy lights on my truck. It is more of a direct light but to the sides, it is much less effective. Would be good over dining area table or reading
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The defender is basically the single output version of the same light. So it is a matter of your preference in terms of what you need and prefer. I own both and personally prefer the single output.
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Picture quality is awesome. However- not sure about your setup, but a short throw doesn't make much sense for an outdoor projector. Also not sure about brightness for outdoors, since there tends to be a lot of light outside that you can't control. Probably safer to look elsewhere.
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I wouldn't go with the 55W set. It's overkill for street use and you will get flashed at by other vehicles especially since you do not have HID Approved projectors. 35W HID kits are plenty bright and you will see better with them then the 55W units. Yes, I would definitely purchase the warning/anti-Flicker capacitors. It will help with possible issues and work like a charm. Most of the time you can find them for little over 5 bucks so how can you go wrong. Also there is no 600k set. I am sure you meant to say 6000k. Personally I would stay with 4500 - 5500 k which give you a much whiter and clearer light. At 6000k there is less light output and the color of the light is starting to get more bluish. Still I have ordered them for a friend and she likes them. Once they warm up the blue isn't too bad. All a matter of taste. I would not go beyond the 6000kelvin range unless you want the ricer look.
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This model is 500 lumens. I doubt you would be able to tell the difference between the two different powers.
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Mr. Cain, I agree with Sharkman, yours must be defective. I use my XL50 significantly more (especially right after I got it) than you, and I've been going on the supplied batteries for several weeks, and still daylight bright. Too bright in some situations in fact. My friend bought the XL100 over the weekend, and comparitavely they are about the same other than a slight tint difference. Where I prefer simplicity, he chooses enhanced function. For the money, there is no better light at 100 lumens IMHO.
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The 4000k fixture has a slightly whiter light output than the 3500k. There is not a huge difference in the two but if your preference is towards a whiter light I'd go with the 4000k.
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The CN-126 has 126 LED's while the 160 has 160 LED's -- 48 more LED's which logically should provide greater brightness than the 126 but does not. If you will be filming in dimly lit or dark environments, go for the 126. You get a greater bang for your bucks. Hope this answer helps.
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I recommend replacing the 1000 mAh batteries with better ones after the originals wear out. One of the comments when I bought my Moonrays was that, " 3 AA NIMH batteries of at least 2000mah capacity for each light," are better. Nickel Metal Hydride batteries aren't cheap but are worth the price.
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thank you for the question actually I returned it back as it didnt match my requirements using it in big room, regarding resolution and illumination (lumins units) wish to help you more :)
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I have both. They appear to be the same lantern with different name labels. The Rayovac Sportsman 240 puts out 20% more lumens than the Supernova 300. I switched batteries and got the same results. I don't know why. The Rayovac is much cheaper.
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Everyone has a good point. The 200 lum is brighter sharper.. But doesn't have rechargeable battery. The 100 lum has rechargeable battery but lower in brightness and sharpness and projection size.