Reddit reviews Professional Tactical Flashlight 3200 Lumens Klarus XT11X Flashlight LED Rechargeable Police Flashlight USB Rechargeable 18650 IMR Battery (3.0 Upgraded, 3200 Lumens)
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XT11-X Upgraded Version 3.0: Up to 3200 Lumens, Super bright tactical flashlight,The XT11-X uses a CREE XHP 70.2 P2 LED delivering a max output of 3200 lumens! With a dual tactical tail switch,The XT11-X was made with easy to use one handed operation in mind. It also features a side switch for advanced operation.XT11-X Patented Design: LED flashlight Patented Triple-Switch control design, Easy to use; accommodates any user patterns: One-Touch Strobe; One-Touch Turbo; One-Touch Low; Mode memory; SOS;Lock-out function; Capacity indicator, USB charging; ITS temperature control; Quick mode change.XT11-X Functions: Straight 2 Strobe, Instant Turbo, Instant Low-light, Memorized Function Ability, SOS, Side Switch Lock Function, Battery Capacity Indicator, USB Rechargeable, ITS Smart Temperature Control System, and Easy Mode Change.XT11-X Package: Tactical Flashlight comes with a 3100 mAh high-quality IMR 18650 rechargeable battery, a USB charging cable, a lanyard, a spare O-ring, a holster, a pocket clip and deluxe exquisite gift box.XT11-X TOUGH & RELIABLE: IPX-8 water resistant and designed for use in heavy rain. Its durable aluminum body and shock-resistance endure rough handling. Braves the Cold, XT11-X reliably illuminates in freezing temperatures-down to -40℉/-40℃.
> The problem isn't the jtr, it's the flashlight that draws power like mad, and similar ones.
The flashlight CBM is in the reasonable range. 1 kJ every 25 turns equals 6.7W in-game. This Maglite advertises 80h runtime on 3 D batteries which works out to about 1W while this high-power "tactical" flashlight thankfully spells out its power consumption explicitly for once and guzzles 11.2W. Both use LEDs so an order-of-magnitude reduction is implausible.
And yes this is a repost of what I edited into the other reply. The tools seem a little less sensible since the regular flashlight is roughly on par with the CBM while the heavy one drains over 18W.