I have not measured it before closing the light but I think that I remember checking it before and that these leds are closer together than a triple Noctigon/Carclo triple optics.
Just considered this with an Osram IR diode, Nichia UV LED modifying footprint and a Nichia 219C
using a TA triple driver with modified mode groups and a low drain battery
FET channel goes to the Nichia 219C, springs not bypassed and thin wires to add resistance
second AMC stacked over the single 7135 to the Nichia UV LED
4 AMCs to the 5.8W Osram Ir diode giving 2W 850nm
having as output channels
white only
white plus IR 50% PWM
IR only
UV only
UV plus IR 50% PWM
That does sounds pretty cool, paired with a matching tailring would really make a plain black light look more refined. Most lights have fairly shallow cutouts and rounded ends to those cutouts so getting the complex shape right so they fit in perfect might be tricky. I’ll look into it with either that copper composite or wood. Been working a lot with wood lately since we just launched the Eye of Sekhmet line.
They are sliced and diced, the dicing improves the performance by about 12% and in the end they end up a only a little below a really good dedomed XP-L in throw but keep a really good lumen output and are more stable due to the silicone still being intact to protect the phosphor. They are a nice balance of throw and lumen output, not really made for max throw like the high throw version which does 260kcd.
I made a p60 drop-in out of a copper rod and pipe bits. I used a Nichia 144a led, djozz’s mcpcb, H1-A boost driver, and a shorter smooth reflector to fit the whole assembly. I soldered the mcpcb onto the drop-in shelf for better heat sinking as well. Then I put it in a SF P1D I had laying around w/ a orange tritium in the tail and pflexpro’s MT lens. I still have to bypass the spring on the driver side and polish up the copper but the drop-in is working fine. I still need to figure out how to make the driver always start on the lowest setting, since it seems to have next mode memory.
Yes, I got the driver from Kaidomain. Whenever you turn on the light, it’ll go to the next mode that you last turned off the light on. The driver has ll-l-m-h and then double click for strobe. So if you turned off the light on medium, it’ll start on high when you turn the light back on.
Yeah, same here. I still have 2 more coming my way which I ordered before knowing about the NMM. I’m hoping that someone comes up with a fix for it as I don’t have the expertise to do so.
I know, but i measure the Voltage when open circuit, it’s almost same as Vcc(about 7. Volt), so i guess it will adjust the volt so that current is stable