3x21A - medium sized smooth reflector options, either single (SBT90.2) or triple (SST40, SFT40, GT) emitter setup. No handle included. Set up as a medium range thrower. 3x21B - medium sized orange peel reflector with triple Cree emitters. No handle included. Set up as a high output medium range flooder. 3x21C - small orange peel reflector with 7 emitters (SST40 or SFT40). Handle included. Not entirely sure what the use case for this one is. I would expect a pretty floody beam pattern. 3x21D - large smooth reflector with SBT90.2 emitter. Handle included. This is a long range thrower. 3x21E - small TIR optics with 12 519A emitters. Handle included. Basically just 3 D4Ks taped together. Use case varies depending on the angle of the optics. I'd say most people would want something like this set up for short range flood of high CRI light with the 30 or 60 degree beaded optic. My personal recommendations would be the 3x21B for the use case you described in the other comment. More on reddit.com

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Most good throwers are not multi-emitters. Typically they involve one single, high candela emitter in a large reflector or optic. Think the 3X21D and the L7 if you're going with a Convoy comparison. Other long range LED throwers include the Acebeam K75, the Amutorch DM90, the Astrolux MF05 or Mateminco MT90 PLus and the Lumintop GT110... The only other extreme range thrower that is multi-emitter is the Wuben A1. But you'll have to pay USD$700+ for it, even on sale. Past discontinued multi-emitter throwers like the Lumintop GT94X or GT98 are rare now to find. More on reddit.com

When Harold said "Kill them all" if they harmed Grace. Gave me goosebumps.

Nice to know that even Harold can't stick to his ideology in every circumstance.

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