Recently, I got my first SFT40 thrower, the Convoy M21A. I received it early last Friday, but since it rained all day, I wasn't hopeful that I’d be able to really test it that night.
However, the rain stopped and a thick fog rolled in that evening, so I headed outside to give it a try. As soon as I turned it on, it looked like I had a lightsaber in my hand! As someone who has never owned a "real" thrower before, this blew my mind. It was such a great first experience to see the beam fully visible all the way to the end.
Of course, the "wall of light" makes it hard to see exactly what is at the end of the beam, but it perfectly demonstrates just how far the light reaches. The visualization was incredible; walking around in the fog with that light felt like being in a dream. It was an unforgettable experience, and I highly recommend taking a good thrower out the next time it’s foggy at night!
Needless to say, I wanted even more. so now I purchased the L21b with Sbt90….
by BYNYAstro
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I need to figure out how to properly do beam shots. At the beginning of the year I received the Convoy L21B SFT40 flashlight. I took it out when there was very light snow. I was at a light rail station looking across to the next station that was just over 800 metres away. There was a lot of reflection when the snow picked up, but the light was visible on the fence at the station. I freaked out a few people who were walking around.