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August 8, 2008
FoxFury Sunbolt 6 Mega 11,000 Lumen 12 LED Spot/Searchlight — 'As powerful as 7 car headlamps'
What's amazing to me is its size: 6.5 inches diameter x 7.5 inches long.
That's some flashlight, what?
From the website:
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FoxFury Sunbolt 6 Mega 11,000 Lumen LED Spot/Searchlight
FoxFury’s breakthrough LED Mega Spotlight is as powerful as 7 car headlamps and can provide visibility for several miles.
This 6.5"-diameter spotlight projects very little heat despite producing an incredible 11,000 lumens.
The Sunbolt 6’s LED technology offers instant full power lighting when turned on, eliminating the need for a warming up period.
Subsequently, it requires no cool down time when powered off.
The Sunbolt 6 is weather- and waterproof, handling submersion down to 16 feet (5m) and enabling enhanced efficiency in water rescue and other aquatic applications.
The Mega Spotlight comes with a power supply with power consumption of less than 200 watts.
The Sunbolt 6’s optional lithium polymer battery (600 Watt-Hour; sold separately) provides 3 hours of autonomy.
Applications include military, tactical, homeland security, fire, rescue and industrial.
Custom-built: 4-6 weeks until delivery.
Features:
• Naked eye distance vision = 1.2 miles (2 km)
• Housing material: 6061-T6 black aluminum
• Dimmable (at power supply)
• Diameter: 6.5" (170 mm)
• Length: 7.5" (180 mm)
• Weight: 13 lbs (6 kg)
• Boom or pole mount
• 24 foot/7.3 m cable
• Yoke = +/- 45° tilt
• 18° focused beam
• Impact-resistant
• 12 white LEDs
• Instant on/off
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I was reading through this and was more interested with every line I read - until I got to the final one. At that price I can afford to wait for the sun to come up again.
Posted by: Graeme | Aug 9, 2008 10:52:20 AM
When I worked in the video business, I often had to lug lights and all the heavy lighting equipment you can imagine. How I wish my load had included this little thing. Anyway, that was long time ago and of no use to me now. Isn't that a fact of life - that good things come after we no longer need them...
Posted by: Milena | Aug 8, 2008 3:35:08 PM
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