Good referral! Matt Smith is a solid Flashaholic. Knows his stuff. Those drop in upgrades are incredible. 2,000 and 5,000 lumens! Also on Amazon now. He makes each one himself! He has a YouTube channel also. Anyone looking for advice should check it out.

Lumens is measured at a specified distance for the volume of the light source. Candella is for intensity of the light source. High Lumens light up a big area USUALLY not real far. High Candella gives u a SPOT beam that goes a long way. Intensity vs. Overall brightness. Opinions are like *ssholes, everyone has one and most just spew *hit.

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Imalent MS18-Worlds brightest flashlight.
Nothing worth it til the AceBeam X50 at 40,000 lumens or Mankers MK38 at 41,500 lumens.
Imalents MS08 is unbelievable at 34,000 lumens but sustains 15,000 until battery’s are drained.
There are a pile of Torches that run on a single 21700 that boast up to 13-15,000 lumens and throw 600+ meters. True pocket rockets and pocket flooders.
Let’s not forget about Hank with anything Noctigon. The 9.3 is 2 channel. Take a gander around. It’s unreal. As a Flashaholic, I love it!

The Imalent MS08 or Acebeam X50. Both are affordable and built like tanks that have sun cannons on the roof. Neither will let you down. I own both and use the *hit out of them. I absolutely recommend for travel. Something smaller is the lumintop FW21 Pro. Single 21700, 10,000 lumen pocket blinder. Take a look at Battery Junction or Neal’s Gadgets, or Banggood. You’ll be mind blown at what’s out there now a days.

Try replacing the bulb with a nice daylight led bulb it will take less power deliver more light and dissipate less heat. A win win win. For my over range LG Microwave I’ve been using the e17 led bulb like these.

You need 2 as this is for the work light for the stove or cook top light. I know these work for many brands and models for the work lights or cook top light however you will have to find another option if you insist on using the low setting as while they claim to be dimmable I have yet to find an led bulb that does not flicker anoyingly on the low setting. For the inside light though you will need to find out what the connector size is ( ie e11 e14 e17 or other and get an led bulb that matches the basic size and shape. Tube or what have you. I bumped my interior light up to 100-120 w equivalence and wow I could see what what going on. Just an FYI if your Microwave has a warming or browning feature make sure you only replace the bulb that is for the internal light with led because there will be a second bulb that is for the inwarming or browning feature and that needs to keep the same bulb type that it came with.

Was tut dein Tisch, hast zu dein mit eine Taschenlampe?

Is the thrunite tn36 the newest version? Where is it at now? I think you commented back in 2013 but I’m trying to find a replacement.

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