There’s not much difference, I had no problem but I have used a very slightly thinner GITD O-ring, I’m sure the stock one would be fine, a little extra pressure on the MCPCB which is good.
Stock MCPCB = 20mm x 1.45mm, Noctigon = 20mm x 1.72mm.
Thanks mate, yeah it was about the only way I could do it without machines and retain most of the original machined button look.
This is why I was so dismayed when that wabbit appeared on the final prototype!
Funny, I’ve been looking at a 4mm x 1.3mm x 7mm rectangular green vial that I can get over here.
It would completely cover the tail switch hole but I also like it as is with the variable brightness due to the GITD backing the trit as I have it now. Decisions decisions…
From the diagram I can see you in 8x7135 mode, get 3 times sustainable output, 900 lm, compared to the original FW3A 300lm. How do you explain this enormous improvement? How is it possible?