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'''TK20''' - 2xAA 2-mode light (45 or 150 lumens) selected by turning bezel. Neutral white Cree 7090 XR-E LED Q2. Features a rubber grip on the body (gray or yellow). Forward clicky. Introduced in August 2008. Reviews: [http://www.light-reviews.com/fenix_tk20/index.html Light Reviews], [http://www.flashlightreviews.com/reviews/fenix_tk20.htm Flashlight Reviews] | '''TK20''' - 2xAA 2-mode light (45 or 150 lumens) selected by turning bezel. Neutral white Cree 7090 XR-E LED Q2. Features a rubber grip on the body (gray or yellow). Forward clicky. Introduced in August 2008. Reviews: [http://www.light-reviews.com/fenix_tk20/index.html Light Reviews], [http://www.flashlightreviews.com/reviews/fenix_tk20.htm Flashlight Reviews] | ||
'''TK21''' - 2xCR123A/1x18650 4-mode forward clicky with Cree XM-L U2 and a deep reflector for better throw. Modes are selected with a side switch near bezel. Output levels are 5, 58, 180, and 468 ANSI lumens (214m throw). Remembers last mode it was in. The TK21 was released in April 2011 and it was discontinued in 2013. Review: [http://flashlightnews.net/forum/index.php?topic=2590 erns] | |||
'''TK30''' - 2xCR123A 3 modes, each with two brightness levels: Searching is 100 or 370 lumens; Camping is 12 or 175 lumens; Hunting is strobe or 370 lumens. Optional extension tube allows 4xCR123 or 2x18650 batteries with increased output. Cree MC-E multi-chip LED. Very large head for greater throw. The TK30 was introduced in October 2009 and it was discontinued in 2011. [http://www.fenixlight.com/viewnproduct.asp?id=57 web page] | '''TK30''' - 2xCR123A 3 modes, each with two brightness levels: Searching is 100 or 370 lumens; Camping is 12 or 175 lumens; Hunting is strobe or 370 lumens. Optional extension tube allows 4xCR123 or 2x18650 batteries with increased output. Cree MC-E multi-chip LED. Very large head for greater throw. The TK30 was introduced in October 2009 and it was discontinued in 2011. [http://www.fenixlight.com/viewnproduct.asp?id=57 web page] | ||