Product Review: MTE SSC P7-C Flashlight

Discussion in 'Car Detailing Product Discussion' started by Jay J, Apr 3, 2009.

  1. Jay J

    Jay J Birth of a Detailer

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    Four words:
    This thing is awesome!

    Sooo Isaac has been nagging at me to write a review for this :support: and I finally did. Although it is butched; the total with shipping to my door was around 60 bucks. With 2 batteries and a charger. So far battery one is going on about 70 minutes of work (with minimal fade).
    This flashlight has 9 modes as well

    Here's an internet example of the power of this light in a parking lot:
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    I'll have the light cycling video of the light online soon

    Where I got mine from
    DealExtreme: $40.77 MTE SSC P7 C-Bin 900-Lumen 8-Mode LED Flashlight (1*18650)
     
  2. eyezack87

    eyezack87 Guest

    Need swirl spotting shots Jay ;) hehe
     
  3. Cooter

    Cooter Guest

    WOW. I need to get one of those. Working in a rural EMS area, i'm constantly going to houses in the dark or in houses with very little lighting.

    Thanks for the link too!

    Does it come with a holster??
     
  4. matrix_808

    matrix_808 DB Supporter

    What kind of batteries or is it rechargeable?
     
  5. Denzil

    Denzil Guest

    Damn that's freaking insane! I may have to purchase this as well along with the Brinkmann!

    Actually, I don't know. It's 900 lumens... we might end up blinding ourselves, rofl.
     
  6. matrix_808

    matrix_808 DB Supporter

    man the way that thing looks, id say just get this and forget the Brinkmann. No WAY can the brinkmann even compete with that, plus that LED light is nice and compact.
     
  7. Denzil

    Denzil Guest

    Someone want to do a comparison review on the two? :giggle:
     
  8. Cooter

    Cooter Guest

    Light $40, batter $5, charger $13

    $58 isnt bad.
     
  9. matrix_808

    matrix_808 DB Supporter

    I would if i had this one. Brinkmann isnt bad but this thing looks a lot brighter. If I didnt already have the Brinkmann I would pick this up, just for the fact that you can use it for other things besides looking for swirls. Using the Brinkmann for anything besides swirls looks like you want to kill someone with it.
     
  10. Denzil

    Denzil Guest

  11. Duratys

    Duratys Welcome to Detailing

     
  12. matrix_808

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  13. Jay J

    Jay J Birth of a Detailer

    The cutoff on this is slightly better that's why I got this one...
     
  14. Jay J

    Jay J Birth of a Detailer

  15. Jay J

    Jay J Birth of a Detailer

    Here's another example of the light in action..I'd take pics of this at night but one handed shots FTL
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    -Disassembled
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    Sideways cutoff notice the natural light in my room and this..So its not really "over exposed"
    The light is more of a natural white, about 5000K in temp I'd say
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    House on the other side of the street.

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    See that light at the end of the street
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    -it traveled to the reflector of the car..wowzers :p
     
  16. michakaveli

    michakaveli Welcome to Detailing

    WWOAAHHHH. Taht little lamp is insane with the illumunating power it has.
    Brinkmann or bawlin' MTE SSC?
    Brinkmann ooorrrr... bawlin' MTE SSC?

    Waiting for pix to see how it illimunated swirls and defects :waiting2:
     
  17. Jay J

    Jay J Birth of a Detailer

  18. Jay J

    Jay J Birth of a Detailer

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    One swirling one I have
     
  19. bjorke

    bjorke Any Rag Vehicle Washer

    Looking good, I was told by some flashlight gurus to avoid the 900-lumen lights simply because it's too bright! The beam wouldn't be as concentrated as f.ex a Fenix Tk10. But it certainly seems to do the job well.
     
  20. Denzil

    Denzil Guest

    Haha, I don't want to have to buy multiple flashlights to see which one works best. :shead:
     

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