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Are you ready for the BIG one? Strap yourself in, because THIS is the 5000 lumen BLF Q8! A marvel in flashlight technology. And a marvel in PERSONAL customization 🙂 Box & Accessories With a flashlight as substantial as this, you have to expect a little less in the way of accessories.

1000 nes roms pack download torrent. So from the picture, you can probably see that the only extras are a small baggy containing THREE spare o-rings, a spare switch cover, and TWO product manuals. What’s it All About — BLF?

BLF is the acronym for “Budget Light Forum”. The Q8, is a collaborative effort between BLF members, and “” — a quality flashlight manufacturer, to produce a flashlight that not only serves its owners to their satisfaction, BUT, can also be completely customized, so each user gets their OWN experience out of it! Stats & Features. Cree XP-L HD V6 3D LED’s Let’s begin with the basics; • Weight; (including batteries) 20 oz!

Batteries go this way Seeing that part of the method for operating the BLF Q8 is a bit challenging to explain, I’ve included some photos of the manual. There are also configuration settings within each setting option. These allow you to set Moonlight to one of seven different values. In addition, you can adjust the thermal temperature of the light, which dictates how warm (or hot) it’ll get before it automatically ramps down as a means of cooling itself. By default, it’s set to drop after reaching 55° Celsius. To read the COMPLETE manual on the BLF site;. So basically there are TWO settings to choose from.

The first, which is also the factory default is identified as “Smooth Ramping”. This is the setting that I prefer. The second is called “Mode Set”. This includes many different settings, including two, which act the way a regular flashlight will with standard modes of low, medium, high, etc This is what I meant when I said it’s highly customizeable. As soon as the Q8 is powered on, the switch button illuminates in green then goes off. However, each time the light is turned off, the green illumination returns, and stays LIT, until you switch the flashlight ON again. There are FIVE blinking (emergency) modes on the BLF Q8.

Flashlight base • Strobe • Police Strobe • Bicycle Flash • Fast Beacon • Slow Beacon Now, if parasitic drain (on the batteries) concerns you, it really shouldn’t. It’s been noted that the Q8 can stay in “standby” mode (with the button lit) for several years, before draining all FOUR batteries! However if the green light drives you completely berserk, there are three ways to shut it off. The first being the most obvious; just loosen the battery compartment a hair, and it goes out. If that’s something you’re not likely to remember you’ve done, the next time you need light then perform the next way in which to shut it off.

Here, you’ll start with the light OFF. Now press and hold the switch until ‘moonlight’ appears. The SECOND it comes on, click the switch again.

If you did it fast enough, the flashlight will be OFF as well as the green indicator. If you WEREN’T quick enough, the flashlight will be ON, and the indicator will be OFF in which case you’ll need to try again. If that’s too much trouble, the third way to silence the illuminating switch, is to perform a ‘lock-out’ on the light. For that, you need to click the switch FOUR times.

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It will blink to confirm the action, and shut off. BLF Q8; The Modes Within the “Set Mode” setting, there are TWELVE groups. Each group has a varying number of modes available to it. Listing all of them here is a bit much, so I’ll give you just the names of the available modes. • Moonlight • Ultra-low • Ultra-low 1 • Ultra-low 2 • Ultra-low 3 • Low • Low 1 • Low 2 • Medium • Medium 1 • Medium 2 • High • Turbo To see which groups have which modes, and to see the outputs for each of them, Here’s the way ramping works. Configuration First of all, a ‘holding-press’ activates moonlight. If you WANT moonlight, release the switch.

If you DON’T, and need a higher output, then continue to press and hold, which activates the ramping, all the way to Turbo unless you release the switch. If you pause for more than a moment, the direction of your ramp will continue (as when paused) when pressed again.

If you release the switch at any time, and immediately press it again (without pausing) the direction of the ramp will switch. EXAMPLE; • Press and hold> ramping is low to turbo> pause (2 sec or longer)> press and hold again, ramp continues to turbo. Once turbo is reached, ramping will reverse. • Press and hold> ramping is low to turbo> pause (less than 2 sec)> press and hold again, ramp REVERSES direction> (towards low) pause again (less than 2 sec)> press and hold, and ramping reverses in the OTHER direction (towards turbo) Here are some basic switch functions when set to Ramping; • For MAXIMUM output, DOUBLE-CLICK anytime whether it’s on or off. • To check battery voltage, TRIPLE-CLICK anytime (see more on this below).