In this video, I build a bat signal from a lensed flashlight beam. This design can be used to project an image, or simply act as a spotlight. For the light source, I'm using the Imalent MS18 flashlight.

Here is the, all new/brand new Imalent MS12 Mini flashlight kit. This is a jaw dropping performer. This thing puts out a whopping 65,000 lumens of a sheer wall of light.

The fans are not very loud. They are efficient in helping keep the light cooler at the higher temperatures.

The large wide beam profile will illuminate a huge area at once. This is sporting twelve Cree XHP70.2 LED's.

The battery pack will provide very good runtimes. The looks are a little bit less stealthy but still looks great. Top notch build quality which you come to expect from Imalent.

 The UI is simple. The quick wall charging system will get you charged up quickly for your next adventure. Holster will allow for side carry but this will get heavy if carried for a long time so use the included lanyard to protect your investment.

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I measured 181,769cd (853m) / 65600 lumens @turn on

It uses 12pcs XHP70.2 LEDs, with max output of 65000 lumen!

Powered by 4pcs 21700 battery pack, so it is very compact but with much more power than the old MS12.