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@solrize Current measurements are in the runtime table. Like I said, I think the output (and therefore efficiency) measurements may be a little optimistic. It does have a boost converter.

I agree a powerbank function would be a great addition here. It would be the perfect larger travel light if it had that. The tailcap magnet is easy to remove.

@solrize They're not sense resistors; they're just resistors. There are no active electronics in this light. Changing a resistor should change the output.

Looks like a typo caused excluded the graphs, which I've now fixed. I think they answer the other question: output depends on battery voltage in both modes.

@solrize Sofirn definitely sold a 10180 light. I don't know if it was identical to the Trustfire, but it had a removable battery and high-CRI option (SST-20, I think).

@kanakana2 It will throttle without fan cooling at this level.

@kozy138 About 3 lumens. The budget light that's really impressive on that front is the Sofirn SP10 Pro, which gets significantly dimmer than my Zebralight.

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@Zak And a reply from Mastodon to see how that displays on my site.