• Fuck spez@sh.itjust.worksOP
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      Yes, I should have mentioned that. Nothing measurable yet but these are also decent quality matched 30Q cells that shipped with the light and this is only the second six month period into the experiment.

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    Somebody once did a test with a 1x18650 Zebralight on its lowest mode and got over 400 days (412, IIRC).

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    What does this mean? A single 18650 with 10 Wh can power 0.002 W continuously over 6 months. More than enough power to see light. But what would the point be? It is useless at that brightness.

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      It is useless at that brightness.

      Absolutely not. I’m a sucker for ultra low brightness modes, as in fractions of a lumen. It’s great for dark adapted eyes. It’s more than enough to see and move around, doesn’t ruin your dark vision, and won’t wake someone up accidentally. Runtime is practically unlimited. Why waste battery if you don’t have to?

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      It easily lights up the corner of my room on the beside table where I keep it in case I lose power. You can read by it with good eyes in a dark enough room.

    • SOMETHINGSWRONG@lemmy.dbzer0.com
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      Dim light on for long time but not plugged in

      Literally that’s the appeal LOL, the enthusiast flashlight world is wild (speaking as one of them)