Do you have to take the internal out to bake it? Is there a step by step guide! This is awesome ty!
Wow, that looks very nice!
My D10’s arrived yesterday and was looking for a TIR that can fit.Size of your TIR from fasttech is very close to the size of the original reflector, gonna buy a couple of them for sure 
Thanx for the link!
Only difficult thing when modding this light is getting the wires between the fins within the batterie tube.It’s almost impossible, I had to grind them away a little bit…
How do you guys doing that?Also, what kind of wires fits best?AWG28?
Silicon 24awg fits perfectly.
BTW still have some drivers for sale. Anduril or improved Zebralight like UI. 11$ shipped
When I get into driver swaps I may hit you up for an Andril!
is there a link to more info?
this Anduril driver, does it work with AA?
does it have a sublumen level?
does it fit an AA Tool?
No, it doesn’t work with AA. It’s just a regular FET+1.
“50000LM XM-L L2 LED ”
Wow! That’s wild. A fake LED, too?
Should blind a geezer in nyc. 
What are you referring to?
Thank you very much for the helpful info.
stay safe and enjoy!
OP posted page as site he got his lite from
https://www.ebay.com/c/697282253
Looks like different light
Oh. You can’t really post ebay links. They seem to last a couple months at most. I’m surprised it didnt go to a error page. It was accurate when posted, though.
This probably belongs in the no stupid questions thread but any chance someone here knows if I can re-flow a 3535 LED with the stock PCB? Struggling to source any 3535 PCB that’s not overpriced. The answer is probably no but just want to make sure first.
MCPCBs should be plentiful and not overly expensive. But no reason you can’t reflow a new LED onto the stock one. Just be aware that many of the models seem to come with 5050 LEDs like the XM-L2.
Yeah I was just hoping to avoid spending on expedited shipping to get it ASAP rather than on the slow boat. Anyways thanks gchart .
These headlamps come with the 5050 size mcpcb for xm-l, xhp50.2, or sst40 size emitters.cpcbs are available stateside from Mountain electronics. I dont know if Richard lists them individually, but you could email and ask for some. 3535 size is for xp, sst20, Samsung 351, size leds.
all of d10s i had had glued mcpcb, after i prayed them out they were bent and mostly unusable. not to mention, they are cheap al. non direct path stars, i would not reuse them. that is besides the fact that stock stars are for xml size led, you can’t reflow xp size led on that star even if you remove it clean.
The key is to use needle nose pliers and twist the mcpcb. Don’t pry it. Then it comes out fine. Since it’s not a high output light, the stock stars are fine.
Thanks for the feedback alpg88 and Sirstinky. Just went ahead and swapped the driver first. The LED can follow.
Thanks @Quadrupel for an amazing driver! Makes the 4 month wait worth it. I thought I messed something up since one of the low modes seemed to be cycling to an ‘off’ state. Thought I’d turn off the lights and check it out and that is one LOW low mode. Hope my soldering skills won’t cause any future problems while it is in use.
Btw I dropped one of mine and it stopped charging, turns out the larger 1206 R270 SMD resistor cracked, replaced it and it’s working fine again.
Bit tricky to get the boards out, red wire broke off but it was still barely long enough to make contact after soldering it all back, almost bought 50ft of silicone wires lol.
Btw, is the button end cap supposed to touch the LED negative ground? There’s no continuity between the LED - and battery -, so I guess not (probablely using N-ch mosfets?)