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| '''QB2L-X''' 2xCR123A light is similar to the QB2L but with an even a larger head (39mm vs. 30mm) and a Cree XM-L LED. Has same tactical interface, but uses a new driver that does not exhibit preflash. Output is 0.3, 8, 60, 260, or 450 lumens along with Strobe, SOS, and Beacon. This light is also available with a neutral tint XM-L that will have about 7% less output. | | '''QB2L-X''' 2xCR123A light is similar to the QB2L but with an even a larger head (39mm vs. 30mm) and a Cree XM-L LED. Has same tactical interface, but uses a new driver that does not exhibit preflash. Output is 0.3, 8, 60, 260, or 450 lumens along with Strobe, SOS, and Beacon. This light is also available with a neutral tint XM-L that will have about 7% less output. |
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| '''The rest is old 4Sevens info that hasn't been updated yet'''
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| === Quark MiNi ===
| | The Quark Mini series lights are more compact due to the absence of a clicky switch. All are twisty. By default they are 3-mode lights, but if you cycle through the modes twice by twisting the head on and off quickly, it becomes a 7-mode light with the addition of strobe, SOS, and high and low beacon modes. With exception of the Mini ML-X, all have Cree XP-G LED's. |
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| The MiNi was first introduced in November 2009 with Cree XP-G R5 LED's and was updated to the XP-G S2 in November 2010. These lights are more compact due to the absence of a clicky switch. All are twisty. By default they are 3-mode lights, but if you cycle through the modes twice by twisting the head on and off quickly, it becomes a 7-mode light with the addition of strobe, SOS, and high and low beacon modes.
| | '''Mini M2A''' - 2xAA XP-G light has output levels of 3, 36, and 180 OTF lumens. Unlike other MiNis, the AA2 includes a clip. This light was originally the 4Sevens MiNi AA². |
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| '''MiNi 123''' - 1xCR123A XP-G R5 twisty with output levels of 3, 40, and 189 [[Terminology#OTF|OTF]]. A limited edition neutral white version with a Q3 5A emitter was released in December 2009. A titanium version started shipping in January 2010 (cool or neutral). A limited edition XP-G S2 version, introduced in November 2010, had output levels of lumens 8, 43, and 135 [[ANSI-NEMA FL-1|ANSI]] lumens. In December 2010, a very limited edition (100 units) titanium version with XP-G S3 was introduced (there was no S2 version in titanium) which should have output of 144 ANSI lumens (though it was not tested). Also in December 2010, S3's were put in limited edition satin finish (bead blasted) titanium 123's (also Quark Turbo 123²'s). A version with a Cree XM-L LED (called a '''MiNi X 123''') with 210 OTF lumens of output was announced in December 2010 (their first light to use this LED). In February 2011, a satin finish titanium version with XP-G S2 was introduced. In October 2011 neutral versions of the MiNi 123 and Mini X 123 were introduced. A high CRI version of the MiNi 123 was released in November 2011. Review: [http://www.lumensreview.com/reviews/1-led-flashlights/107-quark-mini-aa-a-mini-123-review.html Lumens Review], [http://www.light-reviews.com/4sevens_quark_mini_cr123/ Light Reviews], [http://www.light-reviews.com/4sevens_quark_mini_cr123_ti/ Light Reviews (titanium)] | | '''Mini MA''' - 1xAA XP-G light has output levels of 2.7, 25, and 90 OTF lumens. There is also a version of this light made of satin finish titanium. The black version is also available with a warm white high CRI LED with less output but better color rendering. This light was originally the 4Sevens MiNi AA. |
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| '''MiNi AA''' - 1xAA XP-G S2 version has output levels of 4, 21, and 66 ANSI lumens (51m throw). The original XP-G R5 version had output levels of 2.7, 25, and 90 OTF lumens. A limited edition neutral white version with a Q3 5A emitter was released in December 2009. A titanium version started shipping in January 2010 (cool or neutral). A limited edition XP-G S2 edition was introduced in November 2010 with maximum output of 70 ANSI lumens and 51m throw. A high CRI version was released in November 2011. Reviews: [http://www.lumensreview.com/reviews/1-led-flashlights/107-quark-mini-aa-a-mini-123-review.html Lumens Review], [http://www.light-reviews.com/4sevens_quark_mini_aa/ Light Reviews], [http://www.light-reviews.com/4sevens_quark_mini_aa_ti/ Light Reviews (titanium)] | | '''Mini ML''' - 1xCR123A XP-G light has output levels of 3, 40, and 180 OTF lumens. There is also a version of this light made of satin finish titanium. The black version is also available with a warm white high CRI LED with less output but better color rendering as well as a neutral white version. This light was originally the 4Sevens MiNi 123. |
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| '''MiNi AA²''' - 2xAA XP-G S2 version introduced in January 2011 with output of 3, 36, and 190 OTF lumens. Unlike other MiNis, the AA2 includes a clip. The XP-G R5 version was introduced after the others in September 2010 with output levels of 3, 36, and 180 OTF lumens. In October 2011 a neutral version with XP-G LED was introduced. | | '''Mini ML-X''' - The Mini ML with a Cree XM-L LED has maximum output of 210 OTF lumens. It is also available with a neutral tint XM-L LED. |
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| '''MiNi CR2''' - 1xCR2 XP-G S2 version has output levels of 3, 43, and 193 OTF lumens. Originally introduced in March 2010 with a XP-G R5 in titanium only followed by an aluminum version in April 2010. Output of the original versions was 3, 40, and 180 OTF lumens. Price of the titanium version includes a Batteries4Life subscription where 4Sevens sends the owner a new CR2 battery every 6 months for 10 years (3 years only outside the USA). A high CRI version was released in November 2011. Review: [http://www.candlepowerforums.com/vb/showthread.php?p=3407333 Selfbuilt] | | '''Mini MLR2''' - 1xCR2 XP-G light has output of 3, 40, and 180 OTF lumens. This light is also available in with a warm white high CRI LED which will have less output but better color rendering. Price of the titanium version includes a Batteries4Life subscription where 4Sevens sends the owner a new CR2 battery every 6 months for 10 years (3 years only outside the USA). A high CRI version was released in November 2011. This light was originally the 4Sevens MiNi CR2. |
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