(Re-uploaded) Cyansky Hunter - Built-In Filters - SFT40 - 1800 Lumens - 818m @PiercingTheDarkness
(Re-uploaded) Cyansky Hunter - Built-In Filters - SFT40 - 1800 Lumens - 818m  @PiercingTheDarkness
Uploaded December 2023 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
Purchase Link:
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Chapters:

0:00 First Look
0:27 Beam Profile
0:30 Runtime
0:49 Filter Issue
1:00 Lineup (Hunter vs H5)
1:06 Location 1: 150m w/ Measurements
2:16 Location 2: 60m - 510m
3:07 Conclusion

Conclusion (for translation)

The Hunter is an updated version of the now discontinued H5, it improved on the filter ring and side switch, which had a bit of play in them, and also a battery status indicator added into the switch. The turbo time is much better over the old H5, lasting almost 4 minutes before stepping down, the H5 used a timer of just 30 seconds.

The built-in filter design is great in theory, but has a major flaw that I hope Cyansky are able to fix. I've found that having the filters so close to the LED, the LED is heating them up and they're darkening as a result. This happens very quickly and significantly reduces the effective range and output, especially on the red filter.

Pros:

• Build Quality
• Range Increase Over H5
• Built-In filters (if fixed)
• Regulated Buck Driver

Cons:

• No Built-In Charging
• Flawed Filter Design
• Red Range 40m Usable
• No LVP, Only On Cell

Music:

Wiljan - Overcast
soundcloud.com/wiljanmusic
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