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The video I originally submitted for my Amazon product review did not meet the community guidelines, even though I felt it did. The revised version that was ultimately accepted did not include the portion where I weighed a fish. Regardless, I appreciate you taking the time to leave a comment.
The flashlight is advertised as 9000 lumens, which seems very bright. But I have no way to measure it myself, so I can't say for sure if it really is that bright. You think it might actually be more like 300-500 lumens, which is significantly less. I don't plan to go out and buy special equipment to test it. In my use, the light does seem quite bright - bright enough to temporarily blind me if I look at it directly. So while I'm not sure about the exact specs, the brightness is sufficient for my needs of lighting up the backyard. Given the vast difference between the marketing claims and your feedback, I lean more toward your estimate of its brightness. Thank you for taking the time to comment. I appreciate you sharing your perspective. Even if the actual brightness doesn't match the advertised 9000 lumens, I'm satisfied that this flashlight is "goodnuff" for what I want to use it for. Rock on, Neighbor!
@@Your_Crafty_Critic Thanks for clarification. Maybe i didn't see but it's didn't seems to be bright especially for 9000 lumens. If you want to see Something bright try nitecore . Or Acebeam. Or Imalent that sells actually most bright commercial available Flashlights. Or Maybe Wurkkos or Sofirn, they cheap and pretty good light's. If you want, you can see testing in RU-vid . Those companies rarely lie about how much lumens they flashlights produce. Only downside of these fleshlight almost all of them you need to read instruction to fully utilize it. Like some have a double tap for switching to turbo. Or holding the button for switching brightness. I hope you would find tnis helpful .
I appreciate the encouragement. I visited the Yardmax website (yardmax.com/product-support/) to place an order for the necessary belts. The cost for the two belts was $28 US. They were supposed to come as a pair. Unfortunately, there was an error in processing my order, and I only received one belt initially. However, I promptly contacted their customer support, and they quickly resolved the issue by sending the missing belt. In fact, they sent two additional belts, leaving me with an extra for future use. The belts I ordered and received are V-21’s. While waiting for the second belt to arrive, I found a generic replacement belt, for $4 savings per belt, at a local auto parts store. However, upon comparison, the Yardmax original belts appeared to be of superior quality and construction, so I opted to utilize those instead. It was a snap and easy to replace. Good luck with your task, neighbor.
